Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan and his wife, Bushra Bibi, were sentenced to 17 years in prison for corruption related to the Toshakhana case, which involves fraud concerning state gifts received in 2021. Convicted of criminal breach of trust and corruption, they have been incarcerated since August 2023, facing multiple legal challenges since Khan’s ouster in April 2022. The court has acknowledged their age and gender in considering their punishment, while Khan has consistently claimed the charges are politically motivated. Amidst ongoing appeals, concerns have been raised regarding Khan’s treatment in detention, including reports of inhumane conditions and isolation, prompting international scrutiny over his rights. This case underscores the political turmoil in Pakistan and its implications for governance and rule of law.