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In footage shared with BBC Panorama, Princess Latifa Al Maktoum says commandos drugged her as she fled by boat and flew her back to detention. The secret messages have stopped - and friends are urging the UN to step in. Dubai and the UAE…
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Sources revealed an escalating unprecedented crisis in relations between the UAE and Egypt, due to the discrepancy in several regional files. The sources agreed that the Egyptian-Emirati relations had become at their weakest stage due to…
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The requirement for security approval strangles opponents and their families in the Emirates, as it pursues them with every detail of their lives. The Emirati regime adopts a repressive method to consecrate its security grip to strengthen…
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Mohammed Mahmoud Al-Khaja was sworn in as the first Emirati ambassador to Israel yesterday by UAE Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum. The ceremony, held at Qasr Al Watan, came after Israel officially…
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HRW says Ahmed Etoum was sentenced in October solely for peaceful Facebook posts on corruption and inequality in Jordan. The decision by a United Arab Emirates court to sentence a Jordanian resident to 10 years in prison in…
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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Ambassador Yousef Al Otaiba was so angry about Rep. Ro Khanna’s push to end U.S. support for the war in Yemen that he shouted at him during a meeting, said Khanna. Khanna,…
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An Emirati activist revealed that drugs have turned into a phenomenon in the United Arab Emirates schools, with the blatant complicity of the ruling regime. Activist Ibrahim Al Haram asked, "Does the authority in the Emirates exercise a…
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A British parliamentary petition condemned the UAE for being responsible for mass graves in Libya due to Abu Dhabi's aggressive intervention in the country. British MPs condemned the horrific violations in Libya by the UAE-backed war…
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A United Nations expert has called on the UAE to release three human rights defenders serving 10-year prison sentences while "being mistreated in conditions that may amount to torture". Mary Lawlor, UN special rapporteur on the situation…
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Human rights organisations have this week urged the United Arab Emirates to release Jordanian activist Ahmed al-Atoum, who was sentenced to ten years in prison in October because of comments he'd made on social media.…
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