Kashmir: Trading for peace across the line of control

A video report from Ashima Kaul, Insight on Conflict's local correspondent for Kashmir, on how cross border trade is promoting peace in the disputed region.

Ashima Kaul

06 يونيو 2012

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Ashima Kaul coordinates the organisation Yakjah in their work in Jammu and Kashmir. An independent journalist by profession, she has an active interest in interfaith dialogue.

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