Islamabad: 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.
Lawyer Mohammed Amir Khalil told the media that the 45-day jail term given to the widows and two grown-up daughters will end on April 17 and all members of the slain Al Qaeda chief's family would be deported the following day.
There was no official word on the matter.
Earlier this month, a civil judge sentenced the five women to 45 days in prison for illegally entering and staying in Pakistan.
The judge further said the family should be deported after the prison sentence ends.
The family is currently being held at a house in Islamabad.
Lawyer Mohammed Amir Khalil told the media that the 45-day jail term given to the widows and two grown-up daughters will end on April 17 and all members of the slain Al Qaeda chief's family would be deported the following day.
There was no official word on the matter.
Earlier this month, a civil judge sentenced the five women to 45 days in prison for illegally entering and staying in Pakistan.
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The judge further said the family should be deported after the prison sentence ends.
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The family is currently being held at a house in Islamabad.
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