The leader of the Saudi human rights commission said Thursday that the kingdom had brought culprits of the homicide of writer Jamal Khashoggi to equity and rejected any universal job in the test. 

Bandar receptacle Mohammed Al-Aiban told the U.N. Human Rights Council that those blamed for the "grievous wrongdoing" and "heartbreaking mishap" at its Istanbul department had gone to three hearings so far with their legal advisors present, however gave no names or subtleties. 

"In this manner what is being passed on by specific media in regards to the requirement for us to internationalize a portion of these issues is something we don't acknowledge in light of the fact that such requests add up to obstruction in our residential issues and in our local legal framework," he told the Geneva gathering. 

Khashoggi, a writer for The Washington Post and a commentator of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed receptacle Salman, was executed and dissected by Saudi operators at the kingdom's department in Istanbul on Oct. 2, inciting a universal clamor. 

Saudia Arabia's uncooperative methodology has been predictable since Khashoggi was killed. The kingdom originally began with rehashed dissents, asserting that Khashoggi was not executed by any stretch of the imagination. After in the end recognizing the homicide, Saudi authorities proceeded with their refusals this time over the supposed blame of the imperial family and the crown sovereign, saying that they had no earlier information of the homicide, albeit all proof has indicated the crown ruler as the brains. Notwithstanding over 100 days having gone since Khashoggi's death, the whereabouts of his body stay obscure. 

Ankara has utilized each mean accessible to convey those capable to equity while keeping up universal weight. Turkish authorities recently said they imparted proof to Saudi Arabia and different countries about Khashoggi's executing and over and again required the suspects to be removed to Turkey, where the wrongdoing was submitted. Saudi specialists have denied Turkey's solicitations and said the presumes will be attempted in the kingdom.