2 articles, very similar, but quotes vary quite a bit. Seems most of the world has chimed in with their response except for the US. Russia's is interesting in the 2nd article.
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/news/breaking_news/15936511.htmhttp://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/001200611051653.htmsnip>
"The Saddam case is not a Muslim problem but the problem of America and its domestic politics," he said. "The Americans are about to vote in a midterm election, so maybe Bush will use this case to tell the voters that Saddam is dead and that the Americans are safe. But actually the American people will be in more danger with the death of Saddam."
In Pakistan, the opposition religious coalition claimed American forces have caused more deaths in Iraq during the past 3 1/2 years than Saddam during his 23-year reign, and insisted Bush should stand trial for war crimes.
"Who will punish the Americans and their lackeys who have killed many more people than Saddam Hussein?" asked Hafiz Hussain Ahmed, a senior lawmaker from the Mutahida Majlis-e-Amal coalition, which is critical of Pakistan's military cooperation with the United States.
"What goes around comes around ... in the future, Bush must face the same fate," Ahmed said.
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But Amnesty International questioned the fairness of the trial, and international legal experts said Saddam should be kept alive long enough to answer for other atrocities. Only then, they said, will Iraqis brutalized by years of his despotic rule see true justice done.