Watch NOW: PM @ImranKhanPTI latest interview for my film EP 4 “ Search for Identity” just released on Allama Iqbal day. IK talks about 🇵🇰 democracy, China / US political systems, Islam, war & peace, women’s roles & the importance of Overseas Pakistanis. https://t.co/9wOq9RjDay
On 8 November 2026, Pakistani media sources reported that a doctor was allowed to visit my father Imran Khan in Adiala jail. There was no official acknowledgment of this. Adiala jail lacks the necessary equipment to perform the kind of tests he needs to provide proper medical assessments and treatment. My father has rapidly developed hypertension despite never having had high blood pressure before, and no family history of it. This raises the concern that external agents may have been used. Without assessment by independent, unbiased doctors, that cannot be ruled out. I demand, also on behalf of the rest of our family, that he should immediately receive proper medical treatment at Shifa International Hospital in the presence of his own doctors, as ordered by Pakistan’s Supreme Court in August. We would hold Asim Munir responsible for any sudden adverse health event suffered by my father in jail.
Warning to overseas Pakistanis travelling to Pakistan
Please take concerns about digital privacy and political repression seriously, especially if you have publicly supported Imran Khan or criticised military interference in politics.
A Haaretz investigation reported that Pakistan’s FIA and police units have used phone-extraction technology made by the Israeli company Cellebrite since at least 2012, with supplies reportedly routed through Singapore. Cellebrite denied selling to Pakistan directly or indirectly. These tools can extract messages, contacts, photographs and other information from supported phones—potentially exposing private conversations and personal networks.[haaretz +1]
Against the backdrop of documented mass arrests of Imran Khan’s supporters, the potential misuse of such technology against political opponents is a serious concern. Peaceful political beliefs should never be grounds for intimidation, detention or punishment.[apnews]
However, claims that Asim Munir’s authorities are using Cellebrite or Oxygen specifically to screen incoming passengers’ political allegiances and then arrest or deport them remain unverified.
Overseas Pakistanis travelling to Pakistan should:
•Consider a disposable or dedicated travel phone containing only essential contacts and apps; avoid restoring your entire cloud backup.
•Leave unnecessary devices and sensitive archives at home.
•Update devices, use strong passcodes and hide message previews.
•Consult a Pakistani lawyer beforehand about known cases or restrictions.
•Share itineraries and arrange check-ins with trusted contacts.
•Carry lawyer and embassy numbers on paper.
•If detained, remain calm, request legal and consular assistance, and avoid signing documents you cannot understand.
•Consider postponing nonessential travel if threatened.
Foreign passports and disposable phones cannot guarantee safety
Warning to overseas Pakistanis travelling to Pakistan
Please take concerns about digital privacy and political repression seriously, especially if you have publicly supported Imran Khan or criticised military interference in politics.
A Haaretz investigation reported that Pakistan’s FIA and police units have used phone-extraction technology made by the Israeli company Cellebrite since at least 2012, with supplies reportedly routed through Singapore. Cellebrite denied selling to Pakistan directly or indirectly. These tools can extract messages, contacts, photographs and other information from supported phones—potentially exposing private conversations and personal networks.[haaretz +1]
Against the backdrop of documented mass arrests of Imran Khan’s supporters, the potential misuse of such technology against political opponents is a serious concern. Peaceful political beliefs should never be grounds for intimidation, detention or punishment.[apnews]
However, claims that Asim Munir’s authorities are using Cellebrite or Oxygen specifically to screen incoming passengers’ political allegiances and then arrest or deport them remain unverified.
Overseas Pakistanis travelling to Pakistan should:
•Consider a disposable or dedicated travel phone containing only essential contacts and apps; avoid restoring your entire cloud backup.
•Leave unnecessary devices and sensitive archives at home.
•Update devices, use strong passcodes and hide message previews.
•Consult a Pakistani lawyer beforehand about known cases or restrictions.
•Share itineraries and arrange check-ins with trusted contacts.
•Carry lawyer and embassy numbers on paper.
•If detained, remain calm, request legal and consular assistance, and avoid signing documents you cannot understand.
•Consider postponing nonessential travel if threatened.
Foreign passports and disposable phones cannot guarantee safety
Speaking FEARLESS Truth to Power! @ImranKhanPTI has energised his whole family to never surrender and never give up. Ahad Khan , is a very awakened soul. His faith, humility and wisdom are huge signs for people of understanding! @oxwali
The Courage and Moral clarity of @ImranKhanPTI and his family are the most important silver linings among the dark clouds of Doom and Gloom in Pakistan. If only a few thousand Junoonis like @KhanShershah@oxwali@Kasim_Khan_1999@SulaimanKNiazi could understand the power of speaking Truth to Power, Khan and his sisters / supporters would be FREE.
Hai Jazba Junoon to himmat na haar / Justajoo jo kurey woh chuey aasmaan. https://t.co/CrNplTimSo
Day 51 of Arbitrary Detention.
My mother, @Aleema_KhanPK Aleema Khan (68), and my aunts, @DrUzma_KhanPK Dr. Uzma Khan (66) and @Noreen_KhanPK Noreen Niazi (72), remain imprisoned while their court hearings are trapped in procedural limbo and justice is constantly deferred.
When the Home Secretary and Deputy Commissioner were summoned, they went on leave. When they returned and the hearing was due, the judge was on leave—and remains so.
The officials go on leave. The hearings are delayed. But three elderly women remain behind bars.
We are still denied access to my mother Aleema Khan and aunt Dr. Uzma Khan, despite alarming reports of Dr Uzma’s elevated blood pressure and her pre-existing heart condition.
Our family was only granted access to my aunt Noreen Niazi after her blood pressure shot up to 200 and she had to be rushed to hospital in an emergency.
Must a medical emergency occur before a family member is allowed access?
When a state can imprison citizens without accountability, and the courts fail to protect them, who is left to defend the rule of law?
For 1,194 days, my uncle, @ImranKhanPTI, has endured the same cycle of judicial delays, procedural obstacles and isolation.
What he has been subjected to over these three years is incomprehensible.
Justice delayed is injustice enabled.
#FreeImranKhanAndFamily
#imrankhan
#ShiftKhanToHospitalNow
���🇸🇮🇷 Massie Accuses Pentagon of Striking Iranian School Three Times on First Day of War
“There’s no fog of war on the first day. You’ve had months to identify these targets and pick them.”
“Yet they picked a school building on a school day with school kids in it, and then struck it again, and then struck it again.”
The February 28 strike in Minab killed at least 120 children.
Rep. Massie made the accusation while seeking Defense Secretary Hegseth's impeachment.
How could months of military planning fail to identify an operating elementary school?
Source: AP, The National \ Writer: Naz
Via Mario Nawfal
Sulaiman is right. The govt is killing @ImranKhanPTI . They are doing it because unlike the current govt, he has the respect and love of the Pakistani people. He is their choice. No democracy should be shaking hands with the tyrannical regime of Munir.
#freeImranKhan
When a regime cannot break a man, it comes for the women in his family.
ANATOMY OF OPPRESSION | No. 4: Take the family hostage
The Soviet Union, 1937. Stalin's secret police issue Order No. 00486: the wives of "traitors to the Motherland" are to be sent to labour camps for five to eight years. They have committed no crime. Their only crime is whose wives they are. Within a year, more than 18,000 women are arrested, and thousands end up in a camp on the steppe of Kazakhstan called ALZhIR. Not even Stalin's inner circle is spared. In 1949, his foreign minister Molotov's wife is arrested and sent into exile for four years. Molotov is forced to divorce her, and he stays silent.
Why it works:
– Every man who might resist knows his family will pay first
– The women who carried the truth out are silenced
– Fear spreads from the prison into every home
Why it failed:
– The women refused to break. The actress Rachel Messerer was ordered to sign a statement calling her executed husband a spy and a traitor. She refused, and was sent to ALZhIR.
– Ordinary people refused to look away. As the women gathered reeds by a lake, Kazakh villagers threw them balls of dried sour milk, qurt, the food that had kept their own families alive through famine.
– The children refused to disappear. Rachel's 12-year-old daughter was taken in by an aunt to save her from a state orphanage. Her name was Maya Plisetskaya, and she became one of the greatest ballerinas of the century.
Stalin died in 1953. The wives were freed and, over the years, cleared. ALZhIR is now a memorial museum.
A regime that holds women to pressure a man has already admitted it cannot win the argument. They called them the wives of traitors. History remembers them as heroes.
Where have you seen this playbook?
#FreeImranAndFamily
My aunt, Rubina Khan, reports receiving informal information from inside Kot Lakhpat Jail that her sister, my mother, Dr Uzma Khan, is experiencing a sharp rise in blood pressure and receiving no medical treatment.
Rubina stresses that Uzma has always had naturally low-to-normal blood pressure. Given her history of heart valve replacement, she urgently needs to be seen by a cardiologist.
The authorities must act immediately and allow my mother to see her own doctor. Her health and life must not be put at risk.
Wali Khan
@oxwali@hrw@ICJ_org@UNHumanRights@UN_SPExperts@fidh_en@FrontLineHRD@amnesty@HRCP87
"Few governments have pursued Trump’s affection with Islamabad’s spectacular lack of self-respect. Sharif, in particular, has elevated presidential sycophancy into something approaching a constitutional responsibility. His repeated enthusiasm for nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize would qualify as political comedy were the consequences not so grotesque. Even Trump’s devastating war against Iran could not apparently interrupt Sharif’s campaign to secure his patron a medal for international peacemaking."
"Perhaps Sharif should prepare yet another Nobel Peace Prize nomination for Trump. Having already elevated presidential flattery into a governing philosophy, he might now nominate his benefactor for the remarkable achievement of inspiring American voters to repudiate his own party. He could even attach a modest supplementary request: that Trump’s next act of peacemaking involve persuading congressional investigators to leave his grateful admirers in Islamabad undisturbed." - @Academicatarms
https://t.co/fckQyjSINe
فوجی برے پھنسے! جب ۲۴ گھنٹے پہلے فوجی فرشتوں نے مولانا اسد کی رومینٹک وڈیو نکالی اور AI Warriors نے انھیں ننگا کر دیا تو اسی وقت سوچ رہا تھا کہ فوجی فرشتوں کو احس��س نہیں ہے کہ یہ نئے لڑکے انھیں گھر تک چھوڑ کے آیں گے! فوجی فرشتوں کو اپنی واہیات حرکتوں سے باز رہنا چائیے کیونکہ ابھی تک یہ نوجوان صرف تاریخی نوعیت کی وڈیو بنا رہے ہیں اگر انھوں نے بھی وہ حرکتیں شروع کر دیں جو آپ کر رہیں ہیں تا بہت پچھتائیں گے - ابھے وقت ہے، رک جایں