The saga of Dubai’s Princess Latifa.  Radha Stirling talks to RT.

Princess Latifa photo campaign continues in Iceland

Radha Stirling, founder of Detained in Dubai, who was called on by Captain Herve Jaubert and Princess Latifa for help during the attack on Nostromo in 2018, issued a statement after photos of Latifa holidaying in Madrid are released.

Dubai’s royal family have used the Instagram account of a British skydiver to publish photos of Princess Latifa at an Emirates Mall cafe and waterfront seafood restaurant. We are advised to expect more photos.

Acting as Sheikha Latifa Al Maktoum’s legal representatives, Detained in Dubai and Captain Hervé Jaubert have instructed internationally renowned barrister John Cooper QC of 25 Bedford Row to advise in their ongoing case with the United Nations on behalf of the Dubai pri...

The first hearing in the case of Princess Haya and Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Princess of Jordan and Ruler of Dubai, respectively; is set for the end of this month. Haya fled the UAE and her marriage several weeks ago, with Sheikh Mohammed filing a suit for c...

Former French Naval officer Hervé Jaubert, who planned and executed Dubai’s princess Latifa’s failed escape plan three years ago, has said that a geo-location malware in a phone on his yacht most likely revealed their location and led to her capture.Now, the former Frenc...

From onboard Nostromo, after Latifa’s daring escape from Dubai, she contacted Detained in Dubai CEO Radha Stirling and the two exchanged messages up until her capture. The messages showcase how determined the princess was to secure her freedom.

Sheikh Mohammed has applied to the English High Court for custody of his two children from Jordanian wife Princess Haya after their separation was confirmed in the media.Leaked information from Haya’s side indicated that she was in fear for her life, the lives of her chi...

The United Nations in its own right, may not have the influence or power to secure the freedom of a person who has been kidnapped or detained without due process. They may not be able to act to stop human rights violations or even torture, and they may be slow to process...