The military courts in Pakistan recently sentenced 60 men to prison for their involvement in protests following the controversial arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, amid widespread criticism from the West.
A military statement emphasized the commitment of the Nation, Government, and Armed Forces to uphold justice and maintain the writ of the state in the ongoing unrest and subsequent prosecutions related to the protests.
Human rights organizations and Western governments have expressed significant concern over the use of opaque military tribunals, underscoring the potential violation of due process and fair trial standards as hundreds face charges.
Following the arrest of Imran Khan, public discontent with military influence erupted, leading to ongoing protests and the government's decision to respond through military court trials that have been condemned by international observers.
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