NHRC to begin 1st public hearing in Kashmir

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Srinagar, January 27

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) will hear grievances about rights violations in Jammu & Kashmir from February 7 to 9.

This is will be first such hearing by the NHRC in Jammu & Kashmir after it was empowered to deal with human rights issues of J&K following abolition of the State Human Rights Commission. Earlier, Jammu and Kashmir State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) would with issues of human rights abuses in J&K.

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