Bitter homecoming for cross-border families in Kashmir
The home coming of Kashmiri boys living in camps in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir has been a huge disappointment for them. Encouraged by the government's rehabilitation policy, near 300 returnee are finding themselves in a far more precarious position in their native place that they longed to return to. These boys, who crossed the Line of Control, in early nineties in search of an elusive dream, Azadi, are now facing grave crisis of survival and identity.
