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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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    ‘Quid Pro Quo UAE’ using diplomacy to expand powers
    “It was nothing short of shocking to see the UAE hand over British national Christian Michel immediately upon India’s unlawful attack of a US yacht”, said Radha Stirling, CEO of Detained in Dubai and Due Process International, who represents Sheikha Latifa Al Maktoum and...

    8 February 2021

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