Princess Latifa
    Phone tracking spyware likely used to capture Dubai princess, claims former aid
    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...
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    Voice recording sent to Radha Stirling the day before Princess Latifa was taken
    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.
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    United Nations Complaints for wrongful imprisonment, arbitrary detention and human rights violations
    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...

    18 March 2021

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    “Princess Latifa’s yacht located using friend’s phone” - Hervé Jaubert
    US/French spy Hervé Jaubert says he advocates for a quiet diplomatic resolution for Latifa, concerned that the latest videos put her in danger. "Nostromo located because of friend's phone" and the violent three government approved attack at sea.

    18 March 2021

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    Taken from a US yacht: Princess Latifa & Hervé Jaubert - Did the US condone the attack?
    Unprecedented attack on US yacht calls for Princess Latifa to be returned to US jurisdiction

    7 March 2021

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    “UAE must release Princess Latifa immediately and unconditionally” - Radha Stirling, CEO of Detained in Dubai
    Detained in Dubai’s CEO, Radha Stirling, who was in touch with Princess Latifa during the attack on Hervé Jaubert’s yacht, issued a statement on Latifa’s calls for help.

    17 February 2021

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    Twitter accused in human rights crackdown
    Twitter accused of pandering to Gulf States by shutting down human rights organisation who helped Princess Latifa, daughter of Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum.

    12 February 2021

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