KASHMIR'S INTERNET SIEGE
A COALITION DOCUMENTING HUMAN RIGHTS IN KASHMIR

Report Design • Website Design

KASHMIR'S INTERNET SIEGE
A COALITION DOCUMENTING HUMAN RIGHTS IN KASHMIR

Report Design • Website Design

Overview

In 2019, Kashmir was cut off. No internet, no lines open, no room for voices to reach out. JKCCS documented this year-long shutdown in a report titled Kashmir’s Internet Siege. Our role was to make sure it didn’t just inform. It had to hit.

Overview

In 2019, Kashmir was cut off. No internet, no lines open, no room for voices to reach out. JKCCS documented this year-long shutdown in a report titled Kashmir’s Internet Siege. Our role was to make sure it didn’t just inform. It had to hit.

Overview

In 2019, Kashmir was cut off. No internet, no lines open, no room for voices to reach out. JKCCS documented this year-long shutdown in a report titled Kashmir’s Internet Siege. Our role was to make sure it didn’t just inform. It had to hit.

Our approach

We turned to constructivism movement, a visual language built for protest and resilience. Bold type, angled compositions, and a black and red palette set the tone. Stippled illustrations added grit. Every page was designed to feel loud, raw, and deliberate.

The Website

The report lived online too, built to work even on 2G. A timeline tracks 300 days of blackout with state control on one side and people’s resistance on the other. It loads slowly by intention, so users feel the drag of that year.

Our approach

We turned to constructivism movement, a visual language built for protest and resilience. Bold type, angled compositions, and a black and red palette set the tone. Stippled illustrations added grit. Every page was designed to feel loud, raw, and deliberate.

The Website

The report lived online too, built to work even on 2G. A timeline tracks 300 days of blackout with state control on one side and people’s resistance on the other. It loads slowly by intention, so users feel the drag of that year.

Our approach

We turned to constructivism movement, a visual language built for protest and resilience. Bold type, angled compositions, and a black and red palette set the tone. Stippled illustrations added grit. Every page was designed to feel loud, raw, and deliberate.

The Website

The report lived online too, built to work even on 2G. A timeline tracks 300 days of blackout with state control on one side and people’s resistance on the other. It loads slowly by intention, so users feel the drag of that year.

Team

Lisa Rath Pradhyumn Kag Prashant Gaikawad Vikrant Gupta Pawan Kumar Rajat Bhandari Zerik Mohammad Kaushik Ramaswamy Sanjay Kak The project was done while working at Itu Chaudhuri Design.

Team

Lisa Rath Pradhyumn Kag Prashant Gaikawad Vikrant Gupta Pawan Kumar Rajat Bhandari Zerik Mohammad Kaushik Ramaswamy Sanjay Kak The project was done while working at Itu Chaudhuri Design.

Team

Lisa Rath Pradhyumn Kag Prashant Gaikawad Vikrant Gupta Pawan Kumar Rajat Bhandari Zerik Mohammad Kaushik Ramaswamy Sanjay Kak The project was done while working at Itu Chaudhuri Design.

Open to new work, curious ideas, or slow conversations.

Reach out at pradhyumnkag@gmail.com

Open to new work,
curious ideas,
or slow conversations.

Reach out at 
pradhyumnkag@gmail.com

Open to new work, curious ideas, or slow conversations.

Reach out at pradhyumnkag@gmail.com