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Pakistanis living in the United States observed “Black Day” on Wednesday to express solidarity with Kashmiri people in the Indian-held Kashmir who are facing yet another wave of violence erupted after the martyrdom of a Kashmiri youth leader at the hands of Indian force early this month. Pakistani-Americans from all sections of the society attended a special ceremony hosted by the Pakistan Embassy in Washington to reiterate diplomatic and political support to the valiant struggle of the Kashmiri people in the occupied valley. Wearing black band, the participants of the ceremony strongly condemned the fresh wave of violence and urged the world community and the United States to prevent the killing of innocent people by the Indian security forces. The violence has intensified in the occupied valley after the death of Kashmiri freedom fighter Burhan Wani on July 8. The people of Kashmir turned in thousands to attend his funeral prayer and to protest Indian oppression. Dozens of people including children and women have lost their lives in the most ruthless campaign launched by the Indian security forces in a bid to quell the wave of protest across the valley. Speaking on the occasion, the HOC Sajid Bilal paid tributes to the valiant struggle of the Kashmiri people and condemned the brutality unleashed by the Indian troops. “We salute the people of Jammu & Kashmir who continue to render huge sacrifices for their just cause of freedom from Indian occupation,” he said while reminding the international community that it was India which went to United Nations with the Kashmir dispute. “And it is that country which brazenly continues to defy UNSC Resolutions calling for an impartial plebiscite in the occupied territory.” He said India has relied on torture and terror against the hapless Kashmiris for refusing to surrender the subjugation. The recent upsurge in the state-sponsored violence against innocent civilian protesters in Indian occupied Kashmir has further exposed the tyrannical rule that India has exercised in Kashmir for the past almost seven decades, in shameful violation of a number of UN resolutions, he added. More than 40 innocent Kashmiris have died and thousands are injured, dozens critically, since Wani’s martyrdom. In an effort to hide its atrocities, India has imposed a complete media blackout in Kashmir. Copies of newspapers have been confiscated, media offices sealed and journalists arrested. To muzzle the voice of oppressed people, the internet and mobile phone services have also been suspended. The HOC urged the international community to take notice of the culture of impunity, grave human rights violations and state-sponsored terror nurtured by India throughout its illegal rule in Jammu & Kashmir. “The only acceptable solution to this unspeakable human tragedy lies in the just resolution of the Jammu & Kashmir dispute according to the aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir and according to the United Nations Security Council Resolutions.” He reiterated Pakistan’s political and diplomatic support to the struggle of the Kashmiri people and said the government of Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif will continue to seek a peaceful resolution to the Jammu & Kashmir dispute.

Situation in Venezuela "It is impressive to see the similarities in the situation that Venezuela is currently experiencing with what happened in Syria before the beginning of the war that is facing our country," said the President of Syria, Bashar Al Assad. "Latin America, and Venezuela in particular, had constituted the backyard of the United States during the past decades, during which Western countries and especially the United States, achieved their economic interests, through the interference of large transnational corporations within Of the country, "said Al Assad. In this sense, the Head of State said that "Latin America was liberated during the past 20 years and obtained its self-determination, its governments began to defend the interests of their peoples." Al Assad said that this is "something unacceptable for the US, so they take advantage of what is happening in the world now." The president recalled how "the coups d'etat that happened during the 60s and 70s, whether these military or political coups, served only to consolidate the interests of the United States over these peoples." It is noteworthy that Syria has been a victim of armed conflict since 2011, when Saudi Arabia intensified its support for mercenaries opposed to President Bashar Al Assad, allowing the expansion of the terrorist group Daesh and other extremist organizations funded by the US through their NGOs. Official figures show 500,000 people killed and the complete devastation of Syrian infrastructure. INFOGRAPHY AND MAP | 34 killed in protests in Venezuela up to # 27April In the framework of peaceful demonstrations convened by the opposition coalition that began in April, at least 34 people have died. These protests began on April 1 after the Supreme Court of Justice issued two sentences that left the National Assembly without power and granted new powers to the Supreme Court and the President. The coup led to the beginning of a series of demonstrations demanding the release of all political prisoners, the opening of the humanitarian channel, an electoral timetable for the elections to be won and the reinstatement of Parliament's powers. (April 6, 2017) 1) Jairo Johan Ortiz Bustamante: The 19-year-old was shot in the chest by the Bolivarian National Police (PNB) when he protested in Montaña Alta, Miranda state. The Public Ministry charged a PNB cash for the murder of the young man, although he alleged that the defendant acted alone and that Ortiz was not protesting. Eyewitnesses testify that this is not the case. (April 10, 2017) 2) Daniel Alejandro Queliz Araca: The 19-year-old university student was shot in the neck by PoliCarabobo in the middle of a protest in the Los Parques de Valencia urbanization, Carabobo state. Two police officers were charged with the murder. (April 11, 2017) 3) Miguel Ángel Colmenares: The 36-year-old trader was killed in 11 gunshots by suspected groups, west of Barquisimeto, where demonstrations were attacked by paramilitary groups assigned to the government. 4) Brayan Principal: At age 14, the young man died after being shot by gangs in the Yucatan urbanization north of Barquisimeto. According to informed his relatives to the website Pitazo, the young man went out to buy coffee and at that moment it is presumed that the groups arrived to shoot. His murder occurred the same night that Colmenares died. (April 13, 2017) 5) Gruseny Antonio Calderón: The 32-year-old man died two days after receiving shotgun pellets at point blank range by National Guards during a demonstration in Cabudare, Lara state. The Public Prosecutor apprehended 15 GNB personnel for his death. (April 19, 2017) 6) Carlos José Moreno: The 17-year-old UCV economics student died of a head shot he received during a protest at the Plaza La Estrella de San Bernardino. They are responsible for alleged collectives. 7) Paola Andreina Ramírez Gómez: She was 23 years old, died after receiving a projectile impact on the left side of a square in San Cristóbal, where armed paramilitary groups were found, who are identified as responsible for the incident. 8) to rule José San Clemente Barrios: The 26-year-old GNB sergeant died during a protest he tried to control in San Antonio de Los Altos, Los Salias municipality, Miranda state, when an unknown subject made multiple shots against the troops. There he was injured in the thorax and was transferred to the Teaching Clinic of Paso, in Miranda state, where he died. (April 20, 2017) 9) Mervin Fernández Guitian Díaz: He was 26 years old and was a maintenance supervisor in the Sucre Mayor's Office, according to relatives. He died as a result of shots he received in the leg and abdomen during a protest at the entrance of the Barrio 5 de Julio in Petare. I had psychosocial and hearing disability. 10) Ramon Martinez: He was 29 years old, was a merchant in El Valle. He died when he tried to defend his business from the looters, located in residences Juan Manuel Cajigal; Was confronted with a firearm and killed. 11) Kevin Steveen Leon Garzon: He was 30 years old. He died when he was shot in El Valle. 12) Francisco Javier González Núñez: He was 34 years old. He died of a gunshot while at the El Valle parish in Caracas. 13) William Heriberto Marrero Rebolledo: He was 33 years old. According to the Public Ministry, he was electrocuted while looting a bakery in El Valle. 14) Robert Joel Centeno Briceño: He was 29 years old. According to the Public Ministry, he was electrocuted while looting a bakery in El Valle. 15) Jonathan Meneses: He was 27 years old. According to the Public Ministry, he was electrocuted while looting a bakery in El Valle. 16) Elio Manuel Pacheco Pérez: He was 20 years old. According to the Public Ministry, he was electrocuted while looting a bakery in El Valle. 17) Stivenson Zamora: He was 29 years old. According to the Public Ministry, he was electrocuted while looting a bakery in El Valle. 18) Jairo Ramirez: He was 45 years old. According to the Public Ministry, he was electrocuted while looting a bakery in El Valle. 19) Yorgeiber Rafael Barrena Bolivar: He was 15 years old. According to the Public Ministry, he was electrocuted while looting a bakery in El Valle. 20) Kenyer Aranguren: His death has not been reported by the authorities. However, RunRunes confirmed that he died during the night protests at El Valle parish. 21) Albert Alejandro Rodríguez Aponte: He was 16 years old and died of asphyxiation due to the tear gas that was used to control a demonstration in the parish of El Valle, in Caracas. * 22) Manuel Pérez: He was 19 years old. His death had not been reported by the authorities until it was confirmed by the Prosecutor's Office in the list of April 25, 2017. * 23) José Ramón Gutiérrez: His death has not been reported by the authorities. However, RunRunes confirmed that he died during the night protests at El Valle parish. The cause of death is unknown. * 24) Ángel Lugo Salas: His death has not been reported by the authorities. However, RunRunes confirmed that he died during the night protests at El Valle parish. * 25) Estefany Tapias: His death has not been reported by the authorities. However, RunRunes confirmed that he died during the night protests at El Valle parish. * 26) Natalie Martínez: Her death has not been reported by the authorities. However, RunRunes confirmed that he died during the night protests at El Valle parish. (April 23, 2017) 27) Almelina Carrillo Virguez: She was 47 years old. She died days after being injured in the head with a bottle of frozen water thrown from a building while it was in the corner of Mirador, in Candelaria, 19 of April of 2017. (April 24, 2017) 28) Renzo Rodríguez Roda: The 54-year-old man was murdered by alleged collectives while participating in the Big National Plenary convened by the Unit's Bureau in Barinas, Barinas state. 29) Jesús Sulbarán: The 42-year-old man died after being shot in the chest during demonstrations in the vicinity of Campo Elías Viaduct, Mérida state, where intimidation and repression were reported by the GNB and paramilitaries. Sulbarán was an official of the regional government. (April 25, 2017) 30) Luis Alberto Márquez: He was 52 years old. He was shot in the head near the El Viaducto residences, where armed men entered the parking lot burning a car, a motorcycle and caused damage to three other cars of the residents of the area. The dawn of Tuesday passed away. He was a worker at the University of Los Andes and a leader of the Union of Workers of the ULA (Soula) by the ruling party. 31) Johan Medina: The 23-year-old boy died early Tuesday morning as a result of a shot he received in the face, on Fraternidad de El Tocuyo Avenue, Lara State. He was the son of a worker from the municipality of Morán. On Monday night, neighbors of the sector reported repression for protests in which they closed roads, as well as injured by pellets. (April 26, 2017) 32) Christian Humberto Ochoa Soriano: The 22-year-old was injured by shotguns fired at point-blank range by an officer of PoliCarabobo during a demonstration that was repressed in Valencia, Carabobo state, on Tuesday, 25 April. He was transferred to the Hospital City Dr. Enrique Tejera, where he died the following day. 33) Juan Pablo Pernalete Llovera: The 20-year-old student died after receiving the impact of a tear gas bomb on the left pectoralis while participating in a demonstration in the sector of Altamira, Miranda state, which was repressed by GNB personnel. He was admitted to Chacao Health without vital signs. (April 27, 2017) 34) Eyker Daniel Rojas Gil: The death of the young man of 2o years happened when he was passing near a demonstration in Barquisimeto, Lara state, that was being repressed by the GNB, and was wounded by gun. The Attorney General's Office released its first death list on the night of April 25, 19 days after the first death. My opinion of what is happening in that country (Venezuela) I think it is a great injustice and repression of government entities, which restrict opinions and what people want, this whole post made me feel bad since I have a very good Friend there in Venezuela, and it annoys me that the government of that country is killing them of hunger and if they die of hunger, it kills the delinquency ... I hope that all the Venezuelans who are in the CSBD forum, are well and sheltered, may God bless them and take care in the street, Peace to Venezuela for this catastrophe that is happening at the moment.

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