UN warns Pakistan: Imran Khan's prison treatment could be 'torture'

• UN human rights expert urges Pakistan to improve Imran Khan's prison conditions, warning of potential "torture-like" treatment.
• Khan, held at Adiala Jail since Sept 2023, faces prolonged solitary confinement, constant surveillance, and restricted access to outdoor activity and family visits.
• The UN expert cited concerns over Khan's cell conditions, including lack of natural light, poor ventilation, extreme temperatures, and insect infestations.
• Concerns also raised about Khan's medical history, with a call for his personal physicians to be allowed to visit him.
• Khan's ex-wife, Jemima Goldsmith, stated their sons haven't seen him for 22 months, while his party (PTI) alleges politically motivated restrictions.

Why It Matters: UN warns Pakistan of potential torture in Imran Khan's detention.