Jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his contributions to human rights and democracy in Pakistan. The nomination comes amid his ongoing legal battles and political challenges.
Nomination by Pakistan World Alliance
The Pakistan World Alliance (PWA), an advocacy group formed in December 2024, however announced Khan’s nomination early Saturday. Members of the group, affiliated with the Norwegian political party Partiet Sentrum, confirmed the news on social media platform X.
The Nobel Selection Process
Each year, the Norwegian Nobel Committee receives hundreds of nominations. The selection process lasts eight months, during which the committee carefully evaluates each candidate’s contributions.
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Imran Khan’s Legal Struggles
This case marks his fourth major conviction. Earlier charges, including allegations of selling state gifts, leaking state secrets, and unlawful marriage, were either overturned or suspended by the courts.
A Leader Under Pressure
His supporters argue that these cases are part of an effort to weaken his political influence ahead of future elections.
Despite his imprisonment, Khan remains a central figure in Pakistani politics, with widespread public support.
What’s Next?
With his Nobel nomination, Khan’s name is once again in the international spotlight.
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