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Six Months After India Returned Runaway Dubai Princess, Her Whereabouts Still Unknown
Amnesty International in a statement said the incident possibly entailed multiple violations of international human rights law by both India and the UAE, including arbitrary detention, torture and enforced disappearance.
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Amnesty accuses India of violating rights, capturing runaway Dubai princess
Indian commandos commandeered a boat, dragged away a Dubai princess, and beat up the vessel’s captain till he fell unconscious, Amnesty has claimed
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United Arab Emirates: Six months after her capture at sea, Sheikha Latifa al Maktoum still held incommunicado
Today marks six months since Sheikha Latifa Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and five other people were detained at sea by Indian and United Arab Emirates (UAE) security forces.
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AgustaWestland scam: Christian Michel detained to return India’s favour?
Radha Stirling, the CEO of Detained in Dubai, who is representing the princess, has alleged that Michel’s detention was a favour returned for the help extended by India in locating and returning the princess to her country.
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Where is Princess Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed Al Maktoum?
Pressure is mounting on Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed and his government to reveal the whereabouts and safety of his daughter, after she was allegedly abducted at gunpoint while attempting to escape the United Arab Emirates, earlier this year.
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‘We nearly escaped Dubai, but commandos seized princess’
When Tiina Jauhiainen moved to Dubai from Finland in 2001, she thought she had found her place in the sun. The beaches were pristine, the cocktails flowed and work, as a sales agent in the booming property market, was easy to find.
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UN Body Seeks India’s Response to Charge of Complicity in Abduction of Dubai Princess
The princess was sent back to the UAE after the yacht she was traveling in was allegedly forcibly boarded by the Indian Coast Guard in international waters.
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Tales of international intrigue after Dubai princess’s failed escape
A detained Emirate princess, a yacht seized by Indian soldiers in international waters, a Frenchman being held in Luxembourg — accounts from key players in the attempted escape by a daughter of the ruler of Dubai have all the hallmarks of a geopolitical thriller.
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Concerns grow for whereabouts of Dubai princess following failed escape
United Arab Emirates urged to allow Sheikha Latifa ‘contact with outside world’ two months after she was forcibly returned
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Rights group asks UAE for whereabouts of Dubai princess
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on United Arab Emirates authorities to disclose the whereabouts and condition of a daughter of Dubai’s ruler, following reports that she was forcibly returned after fleeing the Gulf Arab state.