India Hosts G20 Tourism Meeting in Disputed Kashmir Amid Media Crackdown and International Criticism

India is holding a G20 tourism meeting in Indian-administered Kashmir despite criticism from rights groups and a boycott by China.
Four Kashmiri journalists have been detained, and press freedom in the region has deteriorated since India stripped Kashmir of its autonomy in 2019.
The Indian government hopes the meeting will project normalcy, but journalists are imprisoned and mobility is restricted.
Kashmir is disputed between India and Pakistan, and tensions have simmered for over 70 years.
The CPJ has called on India to end the crackdown on media and release the detained journalists.