G20 Tourism Meeting in Kashmir Prompts Protests and Criticism

Srinagar, the capital of Indian-administered Kashmir, is hosting a G20 tourism meeting this week amid high security and protests.
Pakistan and China have condemned India's decision to hold the G20 event in the disputed territory of Kashmir.
Hundreds rallied in Pakistan-administered Kashmir to protest the meeting, calling it illegal.
The meeting marks the first major international event in Indian-administered Kashmir since India revoked the region's autonomy in 2019.
Delegates will discuss sustainable tourism, but critics argue the meeting aims to legitimize India's control over Kashmir.