A new scandal at the head of Bin Rashid after the scandal of Princess Haya bint Al Hussein's
flight.
Hornet - a new blow to the head of Dubai 's ruler bin Rashid , who has not yet recovered
from the blow to escape his wife 's sixth Princess Haya girl Hussein from him months
ago, the scandal that rocked the throne of Eyal Zayed After the spread of news about
sadism bin Rashid and the way of dealing with his family, especially that it is not The
first time that a member of his family escaped, Princess Haya had preceded his daughter, Sheikha
Latifa, and her sister, Shams.
After Princess Haya escaped and revealed the situation of Sheikha Latifa in Dubai and what
happened with her, and the great prison in which she resides, and for the violence and
human rights violations she uncovered in a country claiming his support for women, and
the establishment of the Ministry of Happiness, the first ministry of its kind in the world
to show the extent of The government's concern for the welfare of the people.
The British newspaper “The Sun” revealed that senior British human rights lawyer has
adopted work to release Princess Latifa “from his father, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al
Maktoum”, during a UN hearing, noting that these initiatives come at a critical time
In the shadow of Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein escaping from her husband Mohammed bin Rashid
to Britain.
The British newspaper said that two of the UK's leading human rights lawyers intensified
a legal campaign to highlight the issue of the prison and torture of Princess Latifa,
who is being held in Dubai by order of her father, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid.
The newspaper added: "Alon Jones and Rodney Dixon presented a new crucial evidence on
their behalf to the United Nations in Geneva, this week, as lawyers representing the princess
made a special appeal to the United Nations to take urgent measures to protect and release
her without delay, and rid her of what they described as hell."
The newspaper pointed out that Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed Al Maktoum, 33, the daughter
of Dubai billionaire ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, had not appeared in
public since her father detained her during the escape attempt, earlier this year.
The British newspaper confirmed that "these initiatives came at a critical time when Princess
Haya Bint Al Hussein, wife of the Prime Minister of the Emirates , the father of Sheikha Latifa,
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, escaped from Dubai to London with her two children,
where she is currently filing cases in the Supreme Court in London is against him to
keep custody of her children.
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In a statement to the United Nations, the UAE government denied the detention of Princess
Latifa, and the Emirati response claimed that Latifa is alive, safe and living with her
family in Dubai happily and lovingly, according to The Sun newspaper.
Princess Latifa's lawyers assured the United Nations that the UAE's allegations are unfounded.
For his part, Rodney Dickson said: “In light of the available evidence, the allegations
made by the United Arab Emirates authorities are baseless, and if their allegations are
correct, why was Princess Latifa not allowed to leave the Emirates and travel freely?
Why is no one allowed to access it on request?
Why has it not been seen in public for more than 18 months?
”
He added: “Therefore, we are deeply concerned for her safety and well-being, and our concerns
have escalated after Princess Haya fled from Dubai with her two children, because she fears
for her life from her husband Sheikh Mohammed, and we understand that Princess Haya's decision
was strongly affected by what she knew about the fact that the Sheikh treated his daughters.”
According to the newspaper, the lawyers are urging the United Nations Working Group on
Enforced or Involuntary Disappearance (WGEID), which is currently meeting in Geneva, to immediately
ask the UAE authorities to provide precise details of the whereabouts of Princess Latifa,
and also request concrete and real guarantees for her safety, well-being, and immediate
access to it , And its immediate release by the UAE.
Sheikha Latifa's lawyers are calling on the UAE authorities and the United Nations to
investigate the case independently so that those responsible for human rights violations
can be held accountable.
The newspaper drew attention to the fact that Princess Haya's last escape is also important
because she previously invited the former Irish President, Mary Robinson, to visit Princess
Latifa in Dubai in December 2018.
The newspaper pointed out that that meeting was widely criticized as a propaganda ploy
aimed at persuading the outside world that Princess Latifa was in good health and happy
in her country, a country that Latifa spent nearly two decades trying to escape from.
The newspaper pointed out that the escape of Princess Haya from her husband Sheikh Mohammed
bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai, further confirms that this visit was a trick
intended to hide the truth about the status of Princess Latifa.
David Hague, the human rights lawyer who runs the "Freedom for the Gentle" campaign, with
Tina Guahinen and Latifa's cousin, Marcus Al-Sabri: “This is a very important moment
for Latifa.
The UAE has some difficult questions to answer, and it cannot simply ignore a venerable organization
like the Nations The United Nations, and the United Nations is clearly not convinced of
Dubai's deceptive justifications and methods used in the media to cover up a brutal and
violent kidnapping of a young woman, her friend and her crew.
"It has been nearly 18 months since we filed a complaint with the United Nations, and despite
all the mirage that Dubai has created to disguise the subject and make it fog, these investigations
continue, and we hope that a positive result will be reached soon," he added.
Tina Jawahinin, a friendly Finnish close to Princess Latifa , who was kidnapped on its
side 18 months ago: "After the United Nations presence today with David and Rodney, and
meet for the second time this year with a group of WGEID, we really think and hope that
this will be a vital step to win finally freely Latifa, and the world is watching closely.