Coverage dated August 28, 2023 to August 29, 2023

Imran Khan’s Short-Lived Legal Win

Headline from Foreign Policy, from the development of Aug 29, 2023

Newest development Aug 30, 2023 · 3 reportsPakistan’s Imran Khan will be imprisoned for 2 more weeks despite getting bail

The former Pakistani prime minister had his prison sentence suspended—but has to stay in jail to face other charges.

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Developments in this update

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    Imran Khan’s Short-Lived Legal Win

    Headline from Foreign Policy ·

  2. Newest

    Pakistan’s Imran Khan will be imprisoned for 2 more weeks despite getting bail

    Headline from WOWK Charleston ·

Reports & sources

21 articles, oldest first.

  1. France 24

    Pakistani court suspends former PM Khan’s graft conviction and jail sentence (opens France 24)

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    France 24's feed description

    A Pakistani court on Tuesday suspended the corruption conviction and three-year prison sentence of former prime minister Imran Khan, his lawyer said.

  2. Fox News

    Pakistani court suspends former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s conviction, sentencing (opens Fox News)

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    Fox News's feed description

    An appeals court in Pakistan has suspended the conviction and sentencing of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who was earlier found guilty of concealing assets and selling state gifts.

  3. Digital Journal

    Pakistan court suspends ex-PM Khan’s graft sentence: lawyers (opens Digital Journal)

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    Digital Journal's feed description

    More than 200 cases have been levelled against former Prime Minister Imran Khan since he was removed from office in April 2022 - Copyright AFP/File Asif HASSANA Pakistan high court on Tuesday suspended former prime minister Imran Khan’s prison sentence for a graft conviction, his lawyer said, but it…

  4. The Guardian

    Pakistan high court has suspended Imran Khan conviction, says lawyer (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    Uncertainty over whether ex-PM will be released from jail due to other court orders allowing for his arrest

  5. New York Times

    Imran Khan’s 3-Year Sentence Is Suspended by Pakistan Appeals Court (opens New York Times)

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    New York Times's feed description

    Mr. Khan, who was ousted as prime minister last year, still faces dozens of court cases that could keep him behind bars.

  6. Al Jazeera

    Pakistan court suspends ex-PM Imran Khan’s conviction in state gifts case (opens Al Jazeera)

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    Al Jazeera's feed description

    The Islamabad High Court suspends Khan’s three-year jail sentence on corruption charges and orders his release on bail.

  7. Deutsche Welle

    Pakistan: Imran Khan graft conviction overturned in court – DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Deutsche Welle's feed description

    Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan had been handed a three-year prison sentence for concealing gifts he had received while in office. It was unclear whether the suspension enables Khan to run for office in 2024.

  8. Courthouse News Service

    Pakistani court suspends the corruption conviction and sentence of former Prime Minister Imran Khan (opens Courthouse News Service)

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    Courthouse News Service's feed description

    Since his ouster, Khan has said that his removal was a conspiracy by the United States, his successor Shehbaz Sharif, and the Pakistani military.

  9. Voice of America

    Pakistan Court Suspends Ex-PM Khan’s Conviction and Jail Sentence (opens Voice of America)

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    Voice of America's feed description

    Ruling by high court in Islamabad comes in response to Imran Khan's appeal against his conviction, arguing that it was unlawful and breached his 'fundamental right to due process and fair trial'

  10. The Times of Israel

    Pakistani court suspends corruption conviction, prison term of former PM Imran Khan (opens The Times of Israel)

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    The Times of Israel's feed description

    Popular former leader will face a retrial in case of misappropriating gifts received in office, but will be able to run in upcoming elections

  11. Foreign Policy

    Imran Khan’s Short-Lived Legal Win (opens Foreign Policy)

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    Foreign Policy's feed description

    The former Pakistani prime minister had his prison sentence suspended—but has to stay in jail to face other charges.

  12. Wall Street Journal

    Pakistan Court Suspends Imran Khan’s Sentence in Corruption Case (opens Wall Street Journal)

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    Wall Street Journal's feed description

    The move was a legal victory amid a crackdown on the opposition leader and his political party.

  13. The Diplomat

    Pakistani Court Suspends Corruption Conviction and Sentence of Former Prime Minister Imran Khan (opens The Diplomat)

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    The Diplomat's feed description

    The ruling clears the way for Khan to participate in the next general elections – unless he is convicted in a retrial or any of the many other legal cases against him.

  14. WOWK Charleston

    Pakistan’s Imran Khan will be imprisoned for 2 more weeks despite getting bail (opens WOWK Charleston)

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    WOWK Charleston's feed description

    ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan will remain in a high-security prison for at least another two weeks despite being granted bail the previous day, as an anti-terrorism c…

  15. Fox News

    Ousted Pakistani PM Imran Khan to remain in prison for 2 more weeks despite getting bail (opens Fox News)

    Published

    Fox News's feed description

    Despite being granted bail, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who was ousted in 2022 through a no-confidence vote, will remain in prison for two more weeks.

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