Imran Khan's Sons: Pakistan a 'Military Dictatorship,' Fear We May Never See Him Again

• Imran Khan's sons, Kasim Khan and Suleiman Khan, describe Pakistan as a "military dictatorship" and express fear they might "never see him again."
• They are applying for visas and plan to visit their father in Adiala jail in January, despite previous warnings not to come.
• They detail "awful" and "substandard" jail conditions, calling his cell a "death cell," and highlight concerns about his safety and human rights.
• The sons believe Imran Khan will not "cut a deal" as his life's purpose is to fight corruption in Pakistan.
• They call for international pressure to uphold human rights, ensure court-ordered visits, and plan advocacy in Brussels or Geneva.

Why It Matters: Imran Khan's sons fear for his life in "awful" jail conditions, calling Pakistan a "military dictatorship."