Two Kashmiri activists, Khurram Parvez and Irfan Mehraj, have been released on bail after years in Indian custody — but with heavy restrictions still in place. Arrested on terrorism financing charges, they deny all allegations and were detained under India’s intensified crackdown on civil society since revoking Kashmir’s special status in 2019. Despite a lower court’s bail order, the National Investigation Agency appealed, and the Delhi High Court upheld release while imposing strict movement limits. International human rights groups, including the UN, condemn the charges as politically motivated, calling their imprisonment an attack on free expression and legitimate advocacy. The case remains open.
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