More than 100 people have been killed during two months of clashes between security officials and protesters in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, as authorities held a second round of regional elections despite the violence. The protests, led by the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), demand electoral reforms, including changes to seats reserved for refugees. The unrest forced the election to be staggered into multiple rounds. The latest voting took place under an internet blackout and amid calls for a boycott. In Rawalakot, the BBC said it was the first media organisation to reach the city and speak to residents on the ground.