Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Rape in the Kashmir conflict
The topic of conflict rape and sexual violence in Indian administered Kashmir during the insurgency since 1989 is a notable topic which is discussed in numerous reliable sources. As such it satisfies the requirement of . This topic is about a particular form of war crime which is different in scope to other human rights abuses. This article is like other articles such as Rape during the Bosnian War, Rape during the occupation of Japan and so on. Topic has been given coverage in so many important and reputable sources that its a stand-alone topic. (example from women’s rights director at Human Rights Watch. - ''Human Rights Watch first documented sexual violence in conflict in 1993 when we published a report about how Indian security forces in Kashmir used rape to brutalise women and punish their communities, accused of sympathizing with separatist militants. Since then, we have investigated and documented rape in conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Colombia, Somalia, Iraq, Sierra Leone, Kosovo, Cote d’Ivoire, Guinea, and Haiti.Since that first report, the international community has made significant progress in recognizing the prevalence of sexual violence and taken steps to address it: rape in conflict is prosecuted as a war crime and a crime against humanity''{{cite news|last1=Gerntholtz|first1=Liesl|title=It’s Not Just About Sexual Violence|url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/liesl-gerntholtz/its-not-just-about-sexual_b_3045633.html|publisher=Huffington Post UK
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Stance: keep
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