US EditionEx-Pakistan PM Imran Khan gets bail but can't leave jail
- A Pakistani court granted former Prime Minister Imran Khan bail in a graft case, but he remains detained due to other charges.
- Khan received bail two months after being indicted for accepting a gift of land, allegedly linked to laundered money.
- Khan's party spokesman mentioned pending bail applications for other cases, preventing his release.
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Jailed former Pakistani PM Khan appears before top court via video
Islamabad — Pakistan’s popular former Prime Minister Imran Khan appeared before the Supreme Court via video link from prison Thursday in connection with a lawsuit he has filed against disputed amendments to the country’s anti-corruption laws. It was Khan's first court appearance since his arrest in August 2023. The 71-year-old former Pakistani prime minister has since been prosecuted inside the prison near the capital, Islamabad. Khan has been s…
Pakistan's Imran Khan appears via video link before a top court, for 1st time since his sentencing
ISLAMABAD (AP) -- Pakistan's imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday appeared before a top court via video link, his first such appearance since he started serving a three-year sentence for corruption nine months ago.
Pakistan's Imran Khan appears via video link before a top court, for 1st time since his sentencing
Pakistani officials say imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan has appeared before a top court via video link, his first such appearance since he started serving his sentence for corruption last August
Former Pakistani President Imran Khan is interrogated today via video link from prison in connection with a case he filed against the amendment to Pakistani anti-corruption laws.
Jailed Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan appears in top court by video link
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan – Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan appeared in the Supreme Court on Thursday, May 16, by video from prison, in connection with a case he has filed against amendments to Pakistan’s anti-graft laws. His video appearance was expected to be streamed live on the court’s website and YouTube, making it the first publicly seen visuals of the jailed leader since his arrest in August last year. But the visuals could not be s…
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