Imran Khan's sons fear for his life in prison; lawyer alleges 'slow-motion murder'
Kasim and Sulaiman, the sons of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, have expressed new worries regarding their father's well-being. They warned that he may not endure his time in solitary confinement without receiving adequate medical care. Meanwhile, Khan’s global legal counsel, Jared Genser, described the prison environment as a form of "slow-motion murder," noting that the former leader is being held in a 1.8 by 2.4-meter cell where he is deprived of natural light for 23 hours every day.