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Pakistan jails Osama bin Laden's wives, daughters Pakistan says Osama bin Laden’s wives and children will be deported after their jail terms A Pakistani court charged former al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's three widows and two daughters with illegally staying in the country and sentenced them to 45 days in jail, their lawyers said on Monday. In practice, that means 14 days in prison because they have been in detention since March 3. Mr. Bin Laden's family members will eventually be deported to their home countries, the lawyers said. “They were sentenced to 45 days imprisonment and fined 110 dollars each. The money was paid on the spot,’’ Aamir Khalil, one of the lawyers, said. “The Secretary of the Interior Ministry has been instructed to make arrangements for their deportation after that.’’ Analysts had said that Pakistan may have wanted a lengthy prison sentence for the family to prevent them from discussing details of their time in Pakistan. Once outside Pakistan, bin Laden's relatives could reveal details about how the world's most wanted man was able to hide in U.S. ally, Pakistan, for years, possibly assisted by elements of the country's powerful military and spy agency. Pakistan's government and military have said they had no links to the former al-Qaeda leader. Any revelations about ties to bin Laden could embarrass Islamabad, and infuriate Washington which staged a decade-long hunt for bin Laden after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S. Bin Laden was shot and killed in May last year by U.S. Special Forces who stormed his house in the Pakistani garrison town of Abbottabad, about a two-hour drive from the capital Islamabad. Yemen-born Amal Al-Sadeh, the youngest widow, and her four children were among the 16 people detained by Pakistani authorities after the raid, which also included two other wives from Saudi Arabia. - Farouk Lawan breaks silence, denies receiving $600,000 bribe - Farouk Lawan evades inquiries on $600,000 bribery allegation - THISDAY editor, Simon Kolawole, resigns in protest - House says Farouk Lawan should face trial over $600,000 bribery allegation - Dana Air management ignored my complaint before the crash, says Akpabio - EXORCISM SLAP: Bishop Oyedepo amends defence; says only his church cannot be sued - Saudi’s Sulaiman Al-Rajhi: A model for Nigerian billionaires, By Isa Ali Pantami - Declaring President Jonathan’s assets By Pius Adesanmi - Jonathan's govt plans to arrest me, says El-Rufai - 153 passengers dead in Dana Air crash in Lagos
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Obitelj Osame bin Ladena deportirana iz Pakistana Tri udovice i jedanaestero djece deportirano je posebnim letom iz Pakistana u Saudijsku Arabiju Obitelj bivšeg vođe al Kaide Osame bin Ladena, ubijenog prije gotovo godinu dana u američkoj vojnoj akciji na sjeverozapadu Pakistana, deportirana je iz Pakistana u Saudijsku Arabiju rano ujutro u petak, objavili su lokalni mediji. Odvjetnik obitelji rekao je ranije da će tri udovice i jedanaestero djece, koje su pakistanske snage sigurnosti stavile u pritvor nakon napada 2. svibnja prošle godine, posebnim letom biti prebačeni u Saudijsku Arabiju. Izvori su za pakistanske medije rekli da je bin Ladenova obitelj odletjela prema saudijskom gradu Džedi na Crvenom moru. Ministarstvo unutarnjih poslova je objavilo da je "dalo nalog za deportaciju četrnaestero članova obitelji Osame bin Ladena u skladu s nalozima suda". "Obitelj je držana na sigurnom i zdrava u kući za goste... Deportiraju se u zemlju po njihovom izboru, Saudijsku Arabiju, danas", priopćilo je ministarstvo. Ranije ovoga mjeseca pakistanski sud je žene osudio na 45 dana zatvora zbog ilegalnog ulaska u Pakistan te naložio njihovu deportaciju nakon odsluženja kazne koje je počelo 3. ožujka kada su službeno uhićene.