In a statement, Amnesty called for both to have unrestricted access to legal counsel, family visits and adequate medical treatment. Khan’s political party, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), echoed those concerns, claiming its leader has remained in complete isolation for more than eight months. Khan’s family has continued requesting permission for his personal doctors to assess his condition independently. In 2024, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention concluded his detention was arbitrary and violated international human rights law. More recently, Alice Jill Edwards expressed concern over Khan’s detention conditions, saying he had spent months in near-total solitary confinement under constant CCTV surveillance.