Former West Indies cricketer Michael Holding criticizes Pakistan for how it treats imprisoned former prime minister Imran Khan, saying “you don’t treat human beings that way.” He calls for improved and more humane conditions, while pointing to concerns about Khan’s health and whether prison facilities are adequate.

Holding’s comments reflect a wider international attention on Khan’s confinement. The reports say other prominent cricket figures have previously contacted Pakistan’s prime minister regarding Khan’s treatment, signaling broader concern about his welfare while in custody. Across the outlets, the focus remains on the humanitarian aspect of Khan’s incarceration and the need to address health and detention conditions. While the coverage centers on Holding’s remarks, it does not detail specific allegations or provide new independent findings about prison conditions, instead emphasizing the calls for better treatment and ongoing worries raised by the cricket community.