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Protests in Yemen Demanding Release of Bin Laden's Widow
2011-12-20
[Yemen Post] Tens of rights activists protested in front of the Pak Embassy in Sana'a demanding that the late Osama bin Laden's
... who is now sometimes referred to as Mister Bones...
widow be released.

Pak authorities have held Amal Sadah since US Navy Seals raided Bin Laden's residence last July.

Family members said that their daughter is being harassed and held illegally. They threatened to take this case to international courts if she is not released.

According to Sadah family, Pak authorities have been very uncooperative and have not even allowed close family members to meet her.

"We are surprised that human rights
One man's rights are another man's existential threat.
organizations are not racting to this violation. She committed no crime and is being held without any legal reason," said Sadah's brother to Yemen Post.

Her brother confirmed that Sadah has been facing serious health problems since she was jugged and has not been getting the needed medical attention.

Banners were raised in front of the embassy demanding the release of Sadah.
Posted by:Fred

#4  ROFL, Frank. ;-p
Posted by: Barbara   2011-12-20 22:09  

#3  actually, I was suggesting....
Posted by: Frank G   2011-12-20 22:01  

#2  Good catch, Frank!
Posted by: trailing wife   2011-12-20 20:47  

#1  "Tens of rights activists" - you could put that many in a cargo container and drop it at sea....
Posted by: Frank G   2011-12-20 08:27  

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