Blood and Ballots in Kashmir's Dark Summer The streets of Rawalakot, a city in Pakistan administered Kashmir, have become a battleground for basic human rights.
Gunfire and weeping have replaced everyday life, as protests against electricity prices, education, and healthcare escalate into armed conflict. At the center of this maelstrom is Dr.
Anwar's makeshift clinic, where trauma cases abound. The hospital turned supply cupboard is a testament to desperation gripping the region.