PTI European Organizations Hold Protests in Support of Imran Khan, Party Leaders

PTI European Organizations Hold Protests In Support Of Imran Khan, Party Leaders

Mian Nadeem

Published September 28, 2026 | 05:15 PM

They called on European governments, the public and human rights organizations to take notice of Pakistan’s political situation and help uphold human rights, the Constitution, and the law.

Protests were held by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) organizations in European countries, demanding the immediate release of Imran Khan and all party leaders, as well as justice for political workers.

The protesters called on European governments, the public, and human rights organizations to take notice of Pakistan’s political situation and play a role in ensuring respect for human rights, the Constitution, and the law. They believed that Pakistani embassies in European countries should convey the voices of overseas Pakistanis to Pakistan's authorities, judiciary, and relevant institutions.

According to them, they were forced to protest outside embassies because the doors of justice in Pakistan were closed.

In Paris, the capital of France, PTI France office-bearers, women, children, workers, and other leaders staged a protest outside the Pakistani Embassy for several hours. Chanting slogans in support of Imran Khan and PTI, they raised slogans like “Provide justice,” “Stop oppression,” “Give political opponents the right to live,” and “Uphold the Constitution and the law.”

The protesters urged European governments and human rights organizations to review the situation of political workers and leaders in Pakistan and help ensure respect for human rights and democratic principles.

Protests were also held by PTI organizations in other European cities, including Barcelona, Spain. According to the protesters, the demonstrations aimed to draw attention to Europe to Pakistan’s current political situation and their demands.

A large number of local residents witnessed the protests in Paris and Barcelona and asked the demonstrators about their demands and reasons for protesting.

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