Three photo exhibitions (Muzaffarabad Before and After by Talat Butt)  to revive the cultural life of disaster area were organized, chahlum of the victims of the disaster was also observed.

KRRC had the honor to organize a Kashmir Pavilion in Lok-Mela (folk festival) 1992 at Lok-Versa (folk heritage) Islamabad under Project Cultural Heritage. KRRC won a shield for its performance and excellence in portraying the rich Kashmiri cultural heritage and covering the deeply felt message of our just freedom struggle successfully

KRRC has produced a pamphlet of maps along with many stickers and posters on Kashmir issue, publication also includes “NGO post “a news letter showing the activities of voluntary organization and last not least the Magazine “Soont Kall".

Human Rights Watch in Kashmir, a pilot project initiated in 1988 to record Human Right violation in Kashmir and to raise the voice of concern. Human right violations were monitored and collected from news reports by international media, including all India Radio - Srinagar & Delhi, Doordarshan TV Srinagar & Delhi, Pakistan TV, Kashmiri daily and weekly newspapers. Important news, newspaper/magazine articles and columns highlight different aspects of Kashmir issue; freedom movement and human rights violation in Kashmir have been reproduced and distributed by the council, on various occasions. A compilation of such articles and news items titled “Kashmir! Cry Freedom “has been published. This was a pilot project which motivated many others to do such activities. This project was declared successfully completed when a reasonable number of organizations dedicated themselves to this particular job. Mr. Mustahsan Aqeel & Mr. Mohsin Ali Mirza participated in it actively