An interior wide-angle photograph depicts a seminar in progress at the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) in the Blue Area of Islamabad, Pakistan

An interior wide-angle photograph depicts a seminar in progress at the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) in the Blue Area of Islamabad, Pakistan. The room features a white coffered ceiling with recessed square light panels and multiple circular spotlights. A black projector with barn doors and another lighter-colored projector are suspended from the ceiling. The back wall is blue, covered with repeating white "IRS INSTITUTE OF REGIONAL STUDIES" logos, while the side walls are light beige. A large black screen centrally displays the seminar title: "Kashmir Black Day" and "The Question of Consent: India's Occupation of Jammu and Kashmir," scheduled for "Friday, October 24, 202X." The IRS logo, a globe-like symbol, is also on the screen. A circular wall clock above the screen indicates approximately 10:50. To the left, a light brown wooden podium with the IRS logo is positioned. A blue flag or banner is partially visible on the stage area behind conference seating. A man in a dark suit stands at the wooden podium on the left, gesturing with his right arm away from the frame. The audience is seated in black chairs with metal frames. In the mid-ground, a woman wearing a pink and white patterned top looks towards her right, interacting with a woman beside her. This second woman wears a dark red headscarf and a black floral patterned top. To their right, a man in a dark jacket is seated with a tablet open on his lap, displaying a blue-toned screen. A hand holding another tablet is visible in the bottom right corner.