Osama Bin Laden Children

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  Osama Bin Laden's Pakistan Hideout Could Be Turned Into A Children's Playground Or A Graveyard

  A years-long Pakistani land dispute pitting the military against the civilian government is culminating in one seemingly simple question: Should the field where Osama bin Laden's compound once stood be turned into a playground, or a graveyard?

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  CIA Created Osama bin Laden Board Game Up For Auction

  A snakes and ladders 'terror' board game featuring al-Qaeda top brass, including Osama bin Laden, and former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein that was created by CIA to deter children from getting influenced by such leaders has been put on sale.

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  US Warns Pakistan Over Save the Children Expulsion

  The United States on Friday warned Pakistan it was only hurting itself after Save the Children was expelled for "working against the country," with Islamabad threatening to throw out more foreign aid groups.

• CIA Planned a Bin Laden 'Demon' Doll

  The CIA once considered producing a toy action figure of Osama bin Laden that would transform into a devil-eyed demon, hoping to persuade children abroad that he was no hero, but a scary villain.

• Children suffer as Pakistan battles measles epidemic

  In the intensive-care ward of Lahore's Mayo hospital, pale, spotty children cry in the intense heat of the Pakistani summer - victims of a devastating measles outbreak.

• Osama bin Laden's Yemeni widow to stay in Saudi, says relative

  Osama bin Laden's Yemeni widow has received assurances from Saudi officials that she and her children can remain in the kingdom, a relative said on Friday.

• Pakistan deports Osama bin Laden family to Saudi Arabia

  The move ends months of speculation about the fate of the three widows and 11 children, who were detained by Pakistani security forces after the May 2 raid.

• Osama bin Laden's family likely to be in Pakistan for a few more days: Relative

  Pakistan could take several more days to deport the widows and children of Osama Bin Laden to Saudi Arabia, and perhaps Yemen, the former Al Qaeda leader's brother-in-law said on Thursday.

• Pakistan to deport bin Laden family to Saudi Arabia

  Pakistan is expected to deport Osama bin Laden's three widows and children to Saudi Arabia next week after the end of their jail term for illegally entering and living in the country, their lawyer claimed on Friday.

• Osama's wives, children seen in new video: Report

  A new video on Osama bin Laden's widows in a Pakistani prison shows a boy stacking teddy bears on a chair while another grabs a cricket bat. Three women dressed in black veils look on, while another kneels on a prayer mat to read the Quran.

• On the run, Osama bin Laden had four children and five houses, a wife says

  In one of the most detailed accounts of Osama bin Laden's life on the run, his youngest wife has told Pakistani investigators that the Al-Qaeda leader lived in five safe houses as he travelled across Pakistan with his family for nine years following the 9/11 attacks. The detailed account of bin Laden's life on the run has been given by his 30-year-...

• Live peacefully, get good education: Osama told his kids

  Slain Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden reportedly told his children to live peacefully in the West where they would get a good education, his brother-in-law has revealed.

• Al-Qaida head recalls 'human side' of Osama bin Laden

  Here's how the new head of Al-Qaida remembers Osama bin Laden: A sensitive man who cried when his friends lost family members, remained close to his children despite the hard life of an international jihadist, and fondly remembered - by name - the 19 men who carried out the deadliest terrorist attack ever on U.S. soil.

• Pakistan to repatriate Osama's family: Report

  Pakistan has contacted the governments of Saudi Arabia and Yemen to arrange the repatriation of Osama bin Laden's three widows and their children, Pakistani officials said today.

• Osama's 2 wives, children should not leave Pakistan without permission: Panel

  A Pakistani commission probing Osama bin Laden's presence in the country has directed the Interior Ministry and ISI to ensure that the slain Al Qaeda chief's wives and children do not leave the country without its permission.Two of bin Laden's wives and at least six of his children were detained by Pakistani security forces from the Abbottabad comp...