EDITORS PLEASE NOTE, EDIT CONTAINS CONVERTED 4:3 MATERIAL<br/> <br />Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik said Osama bin Laden's three widows have all been charged with illegal entry and stay in the country.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Urdu/English) PAKISTANI INTERIOR MINISTER, REHMAN MALIK, SAYING:<br/> <br />"The legal experts and the experts from FIA (Federal Investigation Agency) decided that they (bin Laden family) should be dealt with according to law. Therefore, a case has been registered against them under Pakistani law. They were presented before the court. After that they are on judicial remand, and they are being kept in a proper legal manner."<br/> <br />The al Qaeda leader was killed in a secret raid by U.S. special forces in May last year after a decade-long manhunt.<br/> <br />His three wives and an undisclosed number of children were among the 16 people detained by Pakistani authorities after the raid.<br/> <br />According to the Pakistani foreign ministry, two of the wives are Saudi nationals, and one is from Yemen.<br/> <br />Pakistan had previously said that it would repatriate the women to their home countries after a government commission probing the raid had completed its questioning.<br/> <br />Sophia Soo, Reuters.
