Will Chalk
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first heard Nov 2025
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They say they're peaceful and funded by the Pakistani community abroad, not by India.
Despite the internet being cut off and roads blocked, the BBC is the first media organisation to gain access to the city at the heart of the protest, Rawalakot.
With her report on what the team found, here is our correspondent in Islamabad, Caroline Davies.
Despair in the makeshift clinic.
Shafqat Hussain came in with low vital signs, a gunshot wound to the chest.
But his friends clasped his hand at his bedside.
The sheets stained with the blood of the previous patients and hoped until he passed.
Like many in Rav Lakot, Shafqat had been protesting for weeks.
They started in June, led by the Joint Awami Action Committee, or JAAC, a group of local activists that have grown in influence since they formed in 2023.
The authorities say the JAAC want to disrupt the ongoing regional elections, that they are armed, and that the authorities won't tolerate the march.
There was a crackdown, leaving dozens dead.
And violent clashes spread across Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
Some security officers have died, but most casualties are protesters.
Getting inside Rawalakot is difficult.
Roads are blocked or guarded.
The internet and phone signal cut.
It's meant it's nearly impossible to know what is happening.
When the team arrive, they find family after family mourning loved ones they say were shot dead in the protests.
This woman lost her only son.
Protesters don't trust the local hospitals, scared they'll be arrested, instead going to makeshift clinics.
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