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PESHAWAR – The Pakistani government will allow Osama bin Laden’s family to leave the country and it’s likely the widows and children will leave for Yemen in the next 48 hours.
Media have reported that Zakria Ahmed al-Sadah February 9 appealed to the Supreme Court of Pakistan seeking the release of his sister-in-law and bin Laden’s widow Amal Ahmed al-Sadah, her five children and bin Laden’s other widows. The families have been in Pakistan’s custody since May 2.
Officials are preparing the necessary documents for the departures, Daily Jang quoting official sources said March 5.
“After necessary interrogation by the Pakistani intelligence agencies … the families have been shifted from a safe house to Embassy Road in Islamabad,” Jang reported.
The Saudi government has refused to re-admit bin Laden’s two Saudi widows, according to media.
Media have reported that Zakria Ahmed al-Sadah February 9 appealed to the Supreme Court of Pakistan seeking the release of his sister-in-law and bin Laden’s widow Amal Ahmed al-Sadah, her five children and bin Laden’s other widows. The families have been in Pakistan’s custody since May 2.
Officials are preparing the necessary documents for the departures, Daily Jang quoting official sources said March 5.
“After necessary interrogation by the Pakistani intelligence agencies … the families have been shifted from a safe house to Embassy Road in Islamabad,” Jang reported.
The Saudi government has refused to re-admit bin Laden’s two Saudi widows, according to media.
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