Ghosn family calls on UN to help release him, says lawyer The family of Carlos Ghosn, who has been imprisoned in Japan for more than three months, have decided to take his case to the United Nations, believing that the "fundamental rights" of the former Renault and Nissan executives were not respected. Ghosn, 64, formerly in charge of the Nissan and Renault carmakers, has been in detention since his shock November 19 arrest, and has tried repeatedly without success to secure bail. IMAGES of the announcement by Ghosn's lawyers AND SOUNDBITES from Ghosn's lawyer François Zimeray COMPLETES VID1313075_EN