India, Aug. 5 -- Amnesty International has called on Pakistani authorities to restore the rights of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, saying his continued detention has been marked by repeated violations of fair trial standards and restrictions on his political and personal freedoms.
Rights Group Raises Fresh Concerns
The human rights organisation issued its appeal as Khan's detention reached its third anniversary, arguing that authorities have continued to deny him rights guaranteed under international law. Amnesty said the former premier's prolonged imprisonment reflects a broader pattern of using the criminal justice system to suppress political opposition and restrict civic space in Pakistan.
Calls for Fair Trial and Family Access
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