Pakistan: foreign journalists authorized to report from "liberated" Kashmir without permission
Posted by B. Pecquerie on October 26, 2005 at 4:38 PM
Photo: Reuters journalists camp in the grounds of the Muzaffarabad Press Club. For the first time, foreign journalists are able to travel to into Muzaffarabad without "minders" or official permission. Muzaffarabad is the capital of the Pakistani part of Kashmir called "liberated Kashmir", the other part - with Srinagar as capital - is called"occupied Kashmir" in the country. (Photo: Lisa Upton/Internews)
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