9 News Australia publishes Gulf in Justice Podcast - Radha Stirling interviews Joseph Sarlak

9 News Australia publishes the Gulf Injustice Podcast on Joe Sarlak
Australian government slammed for buckling to Qatar royals who “consider us infidels”

Joseph Sarlak, for the first time speaks out on his ongoing imprisonment in Qatar, denouncing the Australian government in an exclusive interview with Middle Eastern justice expert Radha Stirling.  His friend Andrew Gordon believes Joe’s treatment is reflective of a soci...
New Gulf in Justice Podcast Episode - The Case of Joseph Sarlak, Australian jailed in Doha by Qatari royal

In this new episode, Radha Stirling interviews for the first time, Australian national Joe Sarlak, who has been detained in Doha for many years after being used as a scapegoat by the Qatari royal who was his local sponsor.  His sponsor had secretly looted Sarlak’s busine...
Revealed: avoid potential arrest in the UAE with simple police check

A UK charity has urged expats to arrange a criminal check on themselves before returning to the UAE, to avoid being arrested for an offense of which they were unaware.
"GCC Pol", a gulf region Interpol replica has been established.

The GCC countries have joined forces to establish an Interpol style agency for the enforcement of policing and information sharing within the GCC region.  The main stated aim of the organisation which will be based in Abu Dhabi is to tackle terrorism.
Police Check Dubai - Essential Planning

A man was arrested last week on arrival at Dubai International Airport, after a police check returned false negative results.The accusations for which he was detained were of a petty nature.  However, had his police and immigration check returned accurate results, the ma...
Substantial Increase in Legal Problems for White Collar Indians in the UAE, including Interpol & Extradition

The UAE is composed of many nationalities, though Indians form over 50% of the total population in the UAE.   20% of Indian expats are working in professional employment with a great number of entrepreneurs establishing businesses in a flourishing economy. There are an e...
Detained in Dubai Updates for October / November 2015 - Interpol, Extradition, Status Checks, Debt

Detained in Dubai Updates for October / November 2015
Bank´s debt collection and enforcement agencies outrage customers with cowboy style harassment

"It is no secret that UAE banks have stepped up their efforts to enforce debts internationally and of course, there is nothing wrong with that.  The world is becoming smaller and people don’t expect that a simple relocation will alleviate them of their contractual obliga...
German man has gone on hunger strike in Sharjah’s notorious prison, after being sentenced to life in prison at whim of Emirati royal

42 year old Dieter Kellouche has resorted to a hunger strike after his entire life was stolen by an Emirati Sheikh in a judicial system where a spiteful allegation is enough to condemn a victim to a life sentence.Radha Stirling interviewed Dieter’s brother Thomas on her ...
 9 News Australia publishes Gulf in Justice Podcast - Radha Stirling interviews Joseph Sarlak

9 News Australia publishes the Gulf Injustice Podcast on Joe Sarlak
Australian government slammed for buckling to Qatar royals who “consider us infidels”

Joseph Sarlak, for the first time speaks out on his ongoing imprisonment in Qatar, denouncing the Australian government in an exclusive interview with Middle Eastern justice expert Radha Stirling.  His friend Andrew Gordon believes Joe’s treatment is reflective of a soci...
New Gulf in Justice Podcast Episode - The Case of Joseph Sarlak, Australian jailed in Doha by Qatari royal

In this new episode, Radha Stirling interviews for the first time, Australian national Joe Sarlak, who has been detained in Doha for many years after being used as a scapegoat by the Qatari royal who was his local sponsor.  His sponsor had secretly looted Sarlak’s busine...
Revealed: avoid potential arrest in the UAE with simple police check

A UK charity has urged expats to arrange a criminal check on themselves before returning to the UAE, to avoid being arrested for an offense of which they were unaware.
"GCC Pol", a gulf region Interpol replica has been established.

The GCC countries have joined forces to establish an Interpol style agency for the enforcement of policing and information sharing within the GCC region.  The main stated aim of the organisation which will be based in Abu Dhabi is to tackle terrorism.
Police Check Dubai - Essential Planning

A man was arrested last week on arrival at Dubai International Airport, after a police check returned false negative results.The accusations for which he was detained were of a petty nature.  However, had his police and immigration check returned accurate results, the ma...
Substantial Increase in Legal Problems for White Collar Indians in the UAE, including Interpol & Extradition

The UAE is composed of many nationalities, though Indians form over 50% of the total population in the UAE.   20% of Indian expats are working in professional employment with a great number of entrepreneurs establishing businesses in a flourishing economy. There are an e...
Detained in Dubai Updates for October / November 2015 - Interpol, Extradition, Status Checks, Debt

Detained in Dubai Updates for October / November 2015
Bank´s debt collection and enforcement agencies outrage customers with cowboy style harassment

"It is no secret that UAE banks have stepped up their efforts to enforce debts internationally and of course, there is nothing wrong with that.  The world is becoming smaller and people don’t expect that a simple relocation will alleviate them of their contractual obliga...
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