Bangkok .- The human rights group Human Rights Watch (HRW) today questioned the operation that killed the leader of Al Qaida, Osama bin Laden, who was shot by American soldiers on Monday and buried at sea. "If it was shot dead by soldiers, his death should be investigated," said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch, based in New York.
"Right now we do not see where he was Osama bin Laden is an area of armed conflict, we need an investigation," Adams said in Bangkok to present a report by Human Rights Watch on antigovernment protests last year in Thailand . "People say that justice has been done, but justice has been done.
Justice is done when someone is arrested and brought to trial," he said, while acknowledging that it is very unlikely to actually investigate what happened. 
"Right now we do not see where he was Osama bin Laden is an area of armed conflict, we need an investigation," Adams said in Bangkok to present a report by Human Rights Watch on antigovernment protests last year in Thailand . "People say that justice has been done, but justice has been done.
Justice is done when someone is arrested and brought to trial," he said, while acknowledging that it is very unlikely to actually investigate what happened.
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