Imran's sons break silence on father's incarceration
- Imran Khan, a 72-year-old former Pakistani prime minister and cricketer, is serving a 14-year corruption sentence in Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi, since August 2023.
- The sentence and over 100 charges, including corruption and mishandling state secrets, stem from cases his party claims are politically motivated amid a broader democracy crackdown.
- His sons Suleman and Qasim Khan , British citizens who rarely spoke publicly before, appealed internationally in a May 2024 interview for their father's release and described his harsh solitary confinement.
- They stated Imran Khan is kept in isolation and darkness without basic rights or regular contact, urging "international pressure" and calling on Donald Trump and global leaders to help.
- The brothers’ appeal highlights human rights concerns for Khan and political prisoners, reflecting exhaustion of legal avenues and emphasizing the need for democratic restoration in Pakistan.
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Imran Khan's sons break silence, urge Trump, global leaders to intervene over 'inhumane' jail conditions
In a rare and emotional public appeal, Qasim and Sulaiman Khan, sons of imprisoned former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, have called on international leaders — including former U.S. President Donald Trump — to intervene and help secure their father's release. The two brothers, both British citizens and usually private figures, have spoken out for the first time about what they describe as the “injustice” and “inhumanity” of their father’s …
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Khan’s sons call for ‘international pressure’ on Pakistan to secure their father’s release
Imran khan’s sons call for international pressure to secure father’s release
KARACHI: In a rare public appearance, Suleman and Qasim Khan, the sons of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, have expressed concern over their father’s continued imprisonment and the lack of proper legal progress in his case. Imran Khan has been incarcerated since August 2023, serving a sentence in the 190 million-pound corruption case and facing additional charges under the Anti-Terrorism Act related to protests on May 9, 2023. In an interview w…
Imran's sons break silence on father's incarceration
In a rare move that lifted the veil on their family's silence, former prime minister Imran Khan's sons have publicly spoken about their father's prolonged incarceration, calling for international pressure on Pakistan to secure his release. This marked the first time the two sons, Suleman Khan and Qasim Khan, publicly addressed their father's imprisonment. Although a court allowed them in November 2023 to contact him weekly, they claimed these ca…
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