‘Where’s the humanity?’: Imran Khan’s sons fear for jailed ex-Pakistan PM

Author: Sunniya Ahmad PirzadaPublished on: August 28, 2026Country: Pakistan

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‘Where’s the humanity?’: Imran Khan’s sons fear for jailed ex-Pakistan PM

Sulaiman and Kasim Khan have not heard their father, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, for almost six months. They are worried about his health, claiming he has been 'mentally tortured' in prison, a claim denied by the Pakistani government. Khan, imprisoned for three years, faces over 100 legal cases that he believes are politically motivated.

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