Global request essential in Khashoggi's homicide, UN says

United Nations human rights boss, Michelle Bachelet, says a worldwide examination is expected to figure out who is in charge of the homicide of Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, in October.

Bachelet was reacting to an inquiry at a news gathering in Geneva on Wednesday.

Senior U.S. legislators had on Tuesday said they were surer than any time in recent memory that Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was in charge of the killing.

They said this subsequent to getting CIA instructions on the issue.

Gotten some information about the requirement for a universal request, Bachelet answered: "I do trust it is truly required as far as guaranteeing what truly occurred and who is the general population in charge of that horrendous executing.