Howri a. – The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has asked Emirati authorities to provide evidence that Princess Mohammed bin Rachard al-Maktoum, the daughter of the governor of Dubai, and her Algerian mother are still alive. The 35-year-old was seen sitting in a restaurant with two other women, which spread on social media. Captives of the al-Nahyan regime have not given any sign of life since March 2018, when a picture of them appearing in contact with a former UN human rights commissioner was released by Emirati authorities. Human Rights, Former President Mary Robinson Republic of Ireland.

In a statement broadcast live on the UK’s 24 – hour news channel Sky News, UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah Ben Zayed Al Nahyan made it clear that the appearance of Princess Latifa was to end misinformation about his disappearance and to reassure everyone. Hynes Sheika Latifa is at home and living in Dubai with her family is the most common thing in the world. ”This photo of the princess with Mary Robinson, an international celebrity, was taken on December 15, 2017 by the Emirati diplomat. Sunday TimesThe Emirati court of British academic Matthew Hedges has boycotted a major literary event in Dubai in late November in protest of his life sentence.

Princess Latifa fled the wealthy emirate because of her mistreatment of her father. A story told in detail by a young princess in a video uploaded in March 2018 after fleeing the United Arab Emirates. But this short appearance of the young princess did not completely lift the veil on this nigo aff. To date, no component of the state has guaranteed that the girl is in danger. Many questions remain unanswered, especially about her residence, whether she is being detained or free to move around.

Daily Mail After several attempts to confirm that the Dubai governor’s hidden daughter had fled the United Arab Emirates and decided to reveal everything about the abduction, it was confirmed that she had left the United Arab Emirates in secret. The Emirati’s daughter had indicated that a “French secret service agent” would help her and that she was in India and intended to seek political asylum in the United States. They claimed that they had been banned from leaving the Emirates for eighteen years and that they had been banned from driving the car and were constantly being monitored.

The girl had allegedly returned to the emirate by force for fear of being arrested and asked everyone she met at the games to confirm her identity.

The mystery persisted until three years later, when the United Nations formally adopted it.

Case to follow.

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