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Researcher and activist Sahba Husain has been working in Kashmir for two decades, and in this personal, passionate account of that state and its people, she documents her deeply engaged and empathetic involvement with Kashmirâ¿s politicized terrain. We join her as she meetsâ¿and, crucially, listens toâ¿people who carry all of the anger, despair, and helplessness of a people caught in conflict and violence. Forming deep friendships through this process, Husain finds herself questioning her own âIndianâ? identity. It is those relationships that form the backdrop of this book, in which Husain…mehr

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Researcher and activist Sahba Husain has been working in Kashmir for two decades, and in this personal, passionate account of that state and its people, she documents her deeply engaged and empathetic involvement with Kashmirâ¿s politicized terrain. We join her as she meetsâ¿and, crucially, listens toâ¿people who carry all of the anger, despair, and helplessness of a people caught in conflict and violence. Forming deep friendships through this process, Husain finds herself questioning her own âIndianâ? identity. It is those relationships that form the backdrop of this book, in which Husain focuses on certain key areas: the health of a people, militancy and its changing meanings for local people and the state, impunity and the search for justice, migration and the longing for homes left behind, and womenâ¿s activism along the faultlines of nation-state and community. A book of difficult subjects, but one that finds surprising beauty in its engagement with human relationships, of love for a land and a people and of hope for a future free of violence, Love, Loss, and Longing in Kashmir is a compelling and necessary read.
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Autorenporträt
Sahba Husain is a Delhi-based activist and independent researcher, working in Kashmir over the last two decades on gender, conflict, and women's rights issues.