巴基斯坦管辖克什米尔JAAC抗议进入第30天，已有58人死亡，7月5日全区大罢工

后续进展

1. 2026年7月6日 10:00Z

   AJK Information Department Secretary Muhammad Rashid Hanif held a Muzaffarabad press conference claiming state institutions have 'credible information' about Indian funding behind JAAC's agenda, naming UK-based Amjad Ayub Mirza as a foreign financier. Pakistan's defence minister Khawaja Asif said protesters 'who seek to impose their opinions through murder and plunder have ulterior motives' and called for 'complete obedience to state' as a precondition for dialogue. PTI formally announced it would not contest the July 27 AJK Legislative Assembly elections, citing an 'unfair political environment' and 'unwavering solidarity with the aspirations of the people of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, their right to self-determination.' AJK government ruled out blanket amnesty for JAAC leaders, saying they would face legal consequences for deaths and violence linked to the movement. ↗

2. 2026年7月6日

   An estimated 50,000 UK Kashmiri diaspora members, joined by Baloch and Pashtun solidarity activists, marched from Parliament Square to Pakistan's High Commission in London on July 5 in what organisers called the 'Kashmir Million March'. The central demand was the release of JAAC leader Shaukat Nawaz Mir, arrested June 30 in Dhirkot along with more than 600 JAAC workers detained since Pakistan banned the organisation on June 5. Bradford East Labour MP Imran Hussain, chair of the UK All-Party Parliamentary Group on Kashmir, reiterated his call for Pakistan to 'lift the lockdown immediately, restore full communications and resume peaceful negotiations'; Hussain had co-signed a letter to Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper with 50+ MPs and peers, including Jeremy Corbyn, Diane Abbott and Zarah Sultana, raising alarm over the communications blackout and mass arrests including of British nationals. Hussain also tabled Early Day Motion 310 in the House of Commons. ↗

3. 2026年7月5日 12:00Z

   The territory-wide JAAC shutdown on July 5 proceeded despite a heavy deployment of police and paramilitary forces. Thousands gathered in Muzaffarabad, Rawalakot, Bagh and other towns, carrying banners and chanting against Pakistan's administration; demonstrators demanded the release of detained activists and an end to the economic blockade restricting food to Rawalakot. JAAC vowed to continue the movement until all detained activists are released. Pakistan's government offered no economic concession. The Federal reported that the protests are spreading to smaller towns in the southern districts of AJK beyond the main protest centres. No fresh casualty reports were confirmed for July 5. ↗