Imran Khan's speeches 'legitimate, peaceful, shouldn't be censored': IHRF
Imran Khan, chairman of the PTI gestures while addressing his supporters during a campaign meeting ahead of general elections in Islamabad, Pakistan, July 21, 2018. — Reuters IHRF comes to former premier Imran Khan's defence. Says govt doesn't want Pakistan to see Imran Khan "exposing" PML-N leaders. Says it has no view on political statements made by Imran Khan. The International Human Rights Foundation defended PTI Chairman Imran Khan in reaction to a recent ban on airing the PTI chair's live speeches. In a statement issued on Twitter, the IHRF said that the government doesn't want the people of Pakistan to see Imran Khan "exposing" PML-N leaders. The human rights body attached a link to Imran Khan's speech from his latest Peshawar rally, broadcast live on Twitter, in which the former premier talked about the assets of the PML-N leaders. During Imran's speech, clips from the past where Maryam Nawaz and Suleman Shahbaz Sharif cla