The UAE is not a paradise.. after Sheikhah Latifa and Sheikh Rashid who is the next?
A.Abdulkareem
As a result of Bin Zaid`s political aggression against neighborhood countries, and UAE`s Sheikhs and citizens, another a UAE` Sheikh has escaped and requested political asylum in another country
The son of the Fujairah emirate of the United Arab Emirates Sheikh Rashid bin Hamad al-Sharqi, who is the Chairman of Fujairah Culture and Media Authority (FCMA) requested asylum in Qater
This come after months of escaping of Sheikah Latifa Mohammed Al Maktoum escaping , 33, who has fled Dubai in an attempt to live a normal life after being drugged and jailed for three years in the. she was drugged in hospital by doctors to stop her rebelling and causing trouble
‘I have left the United Arab Emirates but I am not out of danger,’ she said in one of the audio messages sent to MailOnline. ‘I am still far from being safe. I just hope everything goes okay as there are so many people helping me to get out everyone ends up okay
The full details of what took place on last days, and the events that followed, undoubtedly came to light, according to a report published by media Sheikh Rashid bin Hamad al-Sharqi went to the Qatari Embassy in London on May 19, and requested asylum. He stayed at the Qatari diplomatic mission for three days, where he revealed many innermost secrets to officials there
@MailOnline “Mystery of the runaway ‘Princess’ as ‘daughter’ of Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed claims she has fled the country after being ‘drugged and jailed for three years in the Arab state’
On May 23, al-Sharqi was transported in a diplomatic car from the Qatari Embassy to Heathrow Airport. He was flown to Qatar on board a private plane, and entered Doha using his diplomatic passportThe Emirati authorities, not having heard of the prince for a while, contacted British officials to know his whereabouts as he had not referred to the UAE Embassy in London, and there were no indications he had been kidnapped from his residence at the 45 Park Lane
Although, UAE has spent millions of dollars with Western Public Relations firms to cultivate an image as a modern, liberal, enlightened ruler, but UAE has a bad reputation after killing thousands of civilians in Yemen, Eraq, and Syria and imposed blockade on Qater
Human rights have been a curious case when it comes to the UAE and the other Gulf Arab states for quite some time. The most widely reported concerns in the Emirates have had to do with workers in Dubai, arbitrary detention, torture and fair trial, freedom of expression, association and assembly, migrant workers, women’s rights, and key international actors