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Pakistan and India share the same long war-ravaged Kashmir region. Both have waged a decade-long war with India over it.

The Pakistani military and paramilitary killed some 13,000 militants across the entire disputed territory — Kashmir is a part of Pakistan, but most of the population is ethnic Pakistanis in India — in 2016 and 2017, according to figures provided by the army in 2jarvees.com011 and 2013.

While both sides had claimed the other as their own territory — which it has continued to do — both sides also claimed Kashmir was in the jurisdiction of two countries, Pakistan and India.

But there are a number of caveats surrounding India's claims that Kashmir and its people are part of Pakistan, especially since some international tribunals have been set up after the 1947 partition by the British for that purpose.

The British India and Pakistan Constitutions, however, do not go into specifics about what that means or what international conventions the two countries adhere to. And both claim territorial integrity in the area, which have been split by the armed struggle.

India says the people have always been part of Pakistan, but there are deep concerns that in any real settlement of the crisis, some of the areas could become parts of the Pakistani state.

In 2010, the UN human rights chief, Navi Pillay, said India has the legal right to build settlements and take land under international law.

But after another controversial visit by President Tru우리카지노mp, who says he believes "the concept of one nation, one state, indivisible" is a lie, that idea was stripped away for good in the U.S.

Pillay's office in the U.S. did not return calls seeking comment 바카라on the report's contents or the UN's views, but the U.S. embassy in Islamabad told the AP news agency Friday that no such resolution was ever submitted to the international body.

But while the U.S. is a strong supporter of the UN in its work on other matters, it does not recognize international law as the sole arbiter on whether the rights of a people are recognized.

India claims in several areas including Kashmir that the international community should resolve disputed territory disputes by putting pressure on Pakistan's leadership to agree to their demands for recognition.

The issue of Kashmir was a particular focus of President Donald Trump's visits, according to recent reports fro