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Daughter of al-Qaeda leader recounted how he had killed her father
Demands to disclose facts of the killing bin Laden
Called experts Ommian Friday in a joint statement, the United States to uncover the full facts of the death of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, allowing evaluated according to the norms of international law in the field of human rights, while Ruth daughter of bin Laden was present with him about how the killing of her father.
The Special Rapporteur said the United Nations for arbitrary executions outside the scope of the law Christof Heyns and the Special Rapporteur for the protection of human rights through action to combat terrorism, Martin Scheinin, the use of lethal force in operations against terrorists as possible in certain exceptional cases.
The experts considered it "should be the principle is to deal with the terrorists as criminals through the legal procedures for arrest, trial and execution of the penalty determined by the judiciary."
They added "on the use of lethal force against Osama bin Laden recently, the United States must disclose the facts supporting to allow for assessment of conformity with the standards of international law of human rights."
The experts explained that it would be particularly important to know whether he was planning to carry out the task of trying to allow the U.S. to capture bin Laden.
These positions came after a call High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay, the United Nations to publish the facts, "complete and accurate" for the killing of al Qaeda leader. And confirmed her previous statements that all counter-terrorism operations must respect international law.
And ask observers from inside and outside the United States, many of the signs of question since the announcement of the White House that Bin Laden was unarmed when special forces launched a helicopter-mounted American shot and killed on Monday in a house where there were fortified in the city of Islamabad Pakistani father.
The Special Rapporteur said the United Nations for arbitrary executions outside the scope of the law Christof Heyns and the Special Rapporteur for the protection of human rights through action to combat terrorism, Martin Scheinin, the use of lethal force in operations against terrorists as possible in certain exceptional cases.
The experts considered it "should be the principle is to deal with the terrorists as criminals through the legal procedures for arrest, trial and execution of the penalty determined by the judiciary."
They added "on the use of lethal force against Osama bin Laden recently, the United States must disclose the facts supporting to allow for assessment of conformity with the standards of international law of human rights."
The experts explained that it would be particularly important to know whether he was planning to carry out the task of trying to allow the U.S. to capture bin Laden.
These positions came after a call High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay, the United Nations to publish the facts, "complete and accurate" for the killing of al Qaeda leader. And confirmed her previous statements that all counter-terrorism operations must respect international law.
And ask observers from inside and outside the United States, many of the signs of question since the announcement of the White House that Bin Laden was unarmed when special forces launched a helicopter-mounted American shot and killed on Monday in a house where there were fortified in the city of Islamabad Pakistani father.
