Mr. Pascal Najadi the only child of Hussain Najadi assassinated on July 29th 2013 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, goes to the United Nations.
"Our legal expert in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian MP Gobind Singh Deo, has advised us that it would be futile to continue pushing through Malaysian courts the Attorney General's Chambers for a proper investigation into the Assassination of Hussain Najadi.
"We therefore have decided together with our international criminal lawyer Mr. Nick Kaufman to take this case to the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland." said Pascal Najadi by phone from Geneva , Switzerland.
Nick Kaufman is an international criminal lawyer and a former prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
The move comes after months of efforts trying to shed light on this most prominent assassination case in Malaysian history. "All the signals that we have received so far from Malaysia give us strong reasons to believe that there is a state sponsored cover up.
The Attorney General and the Police have white washed impromptu after two years the alleged mastermind and Interpol Red Notice wanted Mr. Lim Yuen Soo without sharing any information on his arrest and questioning with Mr. Gobind Singh the Malaysian lawyer representing the Najadi family."
Malaysian Member of Parliament Gobind Singh protested and went on record on November 2nd 2015 at the Parliament:
“What has happened? The main suspect was arrested and released, with no action taken. Let me ask the prime minister’s department, how do we assure the citizens of this country that justice will prevail when they arrest main suspects in cases and just release (them) like that, no action?”
Pascal says: "We obviously can not rely on the Malaysian Justice system. The process seems to be flawed. It seems to us obvious that there is a total lack of political will to uncover the truth about my late father's assassination. Furthermore if you read Article 145 of the Federal Constitution of Malaysia you will stumble upon the phrase...exercisable at his (Attorney General's) discretion..(to pursue crimes in Malaysia)..which in effect means that the entire article 145 can be used as a tool at will for the Attorney General not to investigate Crimes in Malaysia. This article, if abused, can potentially render Justice de Jure and de Facto defunct. Under a corrupt regime the article 145 of the Malaysian Federal Constitution is catastrophically useless to combat crimes and corruption in Malaysia in our opinion. What kind of country is this where the Attorney General is not 100% duty bound by the constitution itself to uphold Justice? Malaysia is unsafe, period." he continued.
"We will uncover the truth about my late father's assassination in Malaysia! We will get to the bottom of this assassination. This is our noble duty." Pascal Najadi ardently asserts.
Pascal Najadi's Media Statement
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