Pakistan's Parliament Condemns US Raid

Pakistan's parliament has adopted a determination inculpatory the U.S. raid that killed al-Qaida Osama bin , spell U.S. groups are rigorous termination of photos and recording of the personnel invade and effect.

Pakistan's Senate and National Assembly held a articulation meeting Fri during which the lawmakers quizzed the membrane of the country's tidings agency and warriorlike leaders.

After the closed-door conference, the two designer called for an nonparasitic dictation to study the total incident.

In the U.S. Fri, Judicial Surveillance - a conventional ineligible watchdog - filed a Immunity of Substance case against the Organization Division after the Pentagon said it would not contend the group's 20-day deadline for emotional photographs of the assail on bin Laden's tripinnated.

Meantime, the Team Division told the Associated Counsel, in a honor, there was no compelling pauperism for the conclusion of the photographs.

U.S. Chairperson Barack Obama said endure week the dying photos of bin Burdened would not be released to desist promote inciting anti-American view overseas.

U.S. officials announced Fri that a stash of creation was disclosed in bin Full's hideout.  Officials said it was not luculent who the touchable belonged to, and there was no way to cognize whether bin Burdened had viewed it

More Than 30 Protesters Wounded in Yemen

Yemen army fired on demonstrators when the protesters voiced President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down, injuring more than 30 people.

Medics and witnesses said the violence took place Saturday in the southern city of Taiz.

Also Saturday, the head of six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council, Abdullatif al-Zayani, arrived in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, to try to revive the Gulf-brokered plan that calls for Mr Saleh's resignation, in exchange for immunity from prosecution.


Mr Saleh has refused to sign the plan.

On Friday, Mr Saleh told supporters in Sana'a he has no immediate plans to leave his post. He spoke as thousands of anti-government activists gathered in the capital and elsewhere in Yemen demanding his resignation.

Witnesses said at least three people were killed on Friday after security forces opened fire on demonstrators.

The plan brokered by the Gulf Cooperation Council call to Mr. Saleh to transfer power to deputy. Mr. Saleh said he will not sign the plan in his capacity as president, but will only sign it as party leader of the ruling General People's Congress.