In London, the sons of a former cricket hero turned prime minister speak of a father they have not heard from in six months — held in a cell barely larger than a wardrobe, his eyesight failing, his access to medicine controlled by the state. Imran Khan, 73, has been imprisoned in Pakistan since 2023 on corruption charges his family and supporters call instruments of revenge, wielded by an army chief he once demoted. The case has drawn the attention of the United Nations, which warns his conditions may constitute torture, and now moves toward a supreme court ruling that may test whether law sti
Khan's sons accuse Pakistan army chief of vendetta as ex-PM faces harsh prison conditions
Imran Khan, 73, imprisoned since 2023, held in solitary confinement with deteriorating health including near-total vision loss in one eye and high blood pressure; denied family contact and adequate medical care.