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- 20001231mag-kashmir.html accessdate "2009-11-04".
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html date "2000-12-31".
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html first "Barry".
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html isCitedBy Chattisinghpora,_Pathribal,_and_Barakpora_massacres.
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html isCitedBy Chittisinghpura_massacre.
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html isCitedBy Lashkar-e-Taiba.
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html last "Bearak".
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html newspaper The_New_York_Times.
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html quote "The conversation was mostly in Urdu, once again a language I did not speak. I could study his eyes but not his phrasing or inflections, the little clues as to what was being held back in the privacy of his head. When we left, I asked Surinder Oberoi, my journalist friend, if he thought Malik was telling the truth. "Yes, I think so," he answered after a pause. Then he added a cautionary shrug and a sentence that stopped after the words "But you know. . . . " Malik showed no signs of physical abuse, but, as with Wagay, the torture of someone in his situation would not be unusual. Once, over a casual lunch, an Indian intelligence official told me that Malik had been "intensively interrogated." I asked him what that usually meant. "You start with beatings, and from there it can go almost anywhere," he said. Certainly, I knew what most Pakistanis would say of the confession -- that the teenager would admit to anything after persistent electrical prodding by the Indians. And it left me to surmise that if his interrogators had made productive use of pain, was it to get him to reveal the truth or to repeat their lies?".
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html title "A Kashmiri Mystery".
- 20001231mag-kashmir.html url 20001231mag-kashmir.html.