On behalf of Committee for Restoration of Human Rights in Pakistan, I have created this petition.  We are deeply concerned about the current situation surrounding Imran Khan, a democratically elected leader, who is currently imprisoned under dire conditions. It is deeply troubling and heart-wrenching to witness a leader who earned the people's trust through a democratic process being subjected to such inhumane treatment. This personal matter resonates with us because the principles of democracy seem to be undermined when a leader is denied basic human rights such as medical treatment and family visitation.

Imran Khan, a prominent political figure, a cricketer and a person of integrity who has received global support to establish Cancer Treatment and Research Centres across Pakistan, establish NAMAL University to provide best education to those who cannot afford.  According to numerous reports, his detention lacks transparency and he has been deprived of fundamental rights accorded to prisoners. This sets a dangerous precedent for the sanctity of democratic values in our nation.

Democracy thrives in an environment where freedom of speech and fair treatment under the law are protected and where leaders are held accountable through open and just processes. Imran Khan's current plight is antithetical to these foundational principles, raising severe concerns both nationally and internationally about the state of democracy in Pakistan.

Imran Khan deserves a fair trial, humane treatment, and the right to be reunited with his family during this trying time. Through this petition, we are requesting global leaders to raise our concerns with the government of Pakistan, request their foreign offices to meet with his sisters and if possible, visit Imran Khan in Adiala Prison. 

Join us in urging the relevant authorities to release Imran Khan and uphold the core values of democracy that we all cherish and rely on. Every signature strengthens our unified call for justice and democratic integrity. Please sign this petition and advocate for a brighter, more just future for everyone.

In Australia, we are collecting physical signatures on the postcards to send them to the Office of the Hon. Senator Wong. You can also print the attached postcard and send it directly to the Minister of Foreign affairs in your country..