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    ​Law firm Dechert sued in London for human rights abuses in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE
    Detained in Dubai
    • Jan 28, 2020
    • 4 min

    ​Law firm Dechert sued in London for human rights abuses in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE

    Dechert lawyers sued for human rights violations over treatment of prisoner in UAE The London office of Dechert, a major international law firm allegedly crossed the line into criminal abuse and torture in their work for Ras Al Khaimah’s ruler, Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qassimi; according to a lawsuit filed against the Firm in London today, naming two prominent London lawyers among the defendants. This claim was filed in the High Court of Justice by Jordanian national Karam Sad
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    Indians at great risk of UAE legal abuse after new enforcement agreement with UAE
    Detained in Dubai
    • Jan 21, 2020
    • 3 min

    Indians at great risk of UAE legal abuse after new enforcement agreement with UAE

    Indian nationals comprise close to 30% of the population of the United Arab Emirates, and Indian business people are by far the largest entrepreneurial group in the country. It is safe to say that there is not a single development, industrial, or commercial project in the UAE that is not made possible by Indian skills, supplies, and services. Being the largest, and most integral business community in the Emirates, expat Indians are naturally the most exposed to the systemic r
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    2019 saw UAE & Gulf Abuses intensify - Detained in Dubai
    Detained in Dubai
    • Dec 31, 2019
    • 6 min

    2019 saw UAE & Gulf Abuses intensify - Detained in Dubai

    The risks posed by the United Arab Emirates, once only a problem for visitors and expats, have spread over the past year to endanger even people outside the country. 2019 has seen an intensification of the UAE’s Interpol abuse and the extra-jurisdictional application of the country’s vague and invasive Cybercrime laws. Meanwhile, the routine occurrence of false accusations, forced confessions, and wrongful detentions have continued at pace. Notable cases during 2019, designat
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    ​Brit Robert Urwin home to England after 14 months detained in Ukraine over HSBC's UAE Interpol
    Detained in Dubai
    • Dec 8, 2019
    • 3 min

    ​Brit Robert Urwin home to England after 14 months detained in Ukraine over HSBC's UAE Interpol

    Robert Urwin, released from Ukraine after 14 months over HSBC Interpol warrant “Thanks Radha for all your help, we couldn't have done it without you!” a jubilant Joanne Hazeldine declared when her father Robert Urwin finally returned to the UK, “We are all so happy he's home! Many thanks to all of you at Detained in Dubai!” In 2018, British national Robert Urwin was detained in Kiev over a bounced cheque case in Dubai. The cheque in question, however, was written and submitte
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    Stirling: ‘Unprecedented aggression by Qatar banks against debtors, Interpol abuse is alarming
    Detained in Dubai
    • Nov 7, 2019
    • 4 min

    Stirling: ‘Unprecedented aggression by Qatar banks against debtors, Interpol abuse is alarming

    Qatar National Bank responsible for multiple arrests abroad “We have never seen gulf banks pursue customers as relentlessly and aggressively as the banks of Qatar. Over the past two years, banks such as Qatar National Bank (QNB) have fought to not only list debtors on Interpol’s databases as criminal fugitives, but have vigorously sought their arrest and extradition from Western countries. “We have received calls from customers relaying their horrific experiences and seeking
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    WITH INTERPOL'S HELP, FORMER BEAUTY QUEEN MAY BE IRAN'S NEXT POLITICAL PRISONER
    Detained in Dubai
    • Oct 28, 2019
    • 2 min

    WITH INTERPOL'S HELP, FORMER BEAUTY QUEEN MAY BE IRAN'S NEXT POLITICAL PRISONER

    Former Iranian beauty queen Bahareh Zare Bahari is seeking asylum in the Philippines after being detained in an airport in Manila for more than a week over a Red Notice issued by authorities in Iran. The 31-year old has been studying dentistry in the Philippines for a number of years, and has used her relative celebrity as Iran's representative in the Miss Intercontinental 2018 pageant to speak out for women's rights and reformist parties in her home country. According to loc
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    Stirling to lobby AFP on Interpol Reforms following Hakeem Alaraibi blunder
    Detained in Dubai
    • Oct 27, 2019
    • 2 min

    Stirling to lobby AFP on Interpol Reforms following Hakeem Alaraibi blunder

    Interpol under spotlight for human rights violations over abusive notices AFP to receive reform advice from Australian Interpol expert Radha Stirling in wake of criticisms over procedures that led to Hakeem Alaraibi’s arbitrary detention in Thailand. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) have been widely criticised for notifying authorities in Bahrain and Thailand of Hakeem Alaraibi’s arrival in Bangkok. Following her advocacy in Hakeem’s case, Radha Stirling, an expert witness
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    Top INTERPOL abuser Turkey to host next meeting
    Detained in Dubai
    • Oct 27, 2019
    • 2 min

    Top INTERPOL abuser Turkey to host next meeting

    Interpol under spotlight for human rights violations over abusive notices The announcement that Turkey will host the 2021 Interpol General Assembly meeting raises serious doubts about the organisation's integrity. Interpol has been under growing scrutiny over widespread abuse of its data collection process, with increasing incidences of abusive Red Notices being issued at the request of authoritarian states; with Turkey as one of the leading abusers. Lawmakers from the US, UK
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    Abusive HSBC Red Notice against British national revoked by Interpol
    Detained in Dubai
    • Oct 22, 2019
    • 4 min

    Abusive HSBC Red Notice against British national revoked by Interpol

    When British citizen Robert Urwin was stopped in the Ukraine on an Interpol Red Notice, he thought it had to be a mistake. Subsequently learning that the Interpol listing had to do with a bounced cheque in Dubai twelve years earlier, Urwin was sure that there was a misunderstanding. He had left the UAE in good standing, with no debts and no payments pending on his bank account. The cheque in question turned out to be for an uncharacteristically large sum of money, and it had
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    “​New UK “crackdown” on Interpol arrest procedures endangers human rights” - Radha Stirling
    Detained in Dubai
    • Oct 14, 2019
    • 2 min

    “​New UK “crackdown” on Interpol arrest procedures endangers human rights” - Radha Stirling

    Government to announce crackdown on foreign criminals as part of hardline new measures included in Queen’s Speech It was announced today that the UK will implement a new policy regarding the arrest of individuals listed on the Interpol database with a Red Notice. In the proposed measure, police will be empowered to arrest anyone whose name is listed without first obtaining a domestic arrest warrant by a British magistrate. Expert Witness Radha Stirling, who has led calls for
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    UAE bank’s Interpol Abuse raised at UK Parliament after Brit’s 12 month long ordeal
    Detained in Dubai
    • Oct 9, 2019
    • 3 min

    UAE bank’s Interpol Abuse raised at UK Parliament after Brit’s 12 month long ordeal

    Emma Lewell-Buck MP raises Interpol Abuse in UK Parliament Emma Lewell-Buck MP was the first to raise at Parliament level, serious issues of malpractice within the international law enforcement agency Interpol. Legal organisation Detained in Dubai, a leading voice against Interpol Abuse over the past decade, has been working with Lewell-Buck on the Urwin case. “We have seen hundreds of innocent people either arrested, harassed, extorted or threatened with Interpol notices,” s
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    HSBC jailing Brits abroad again! Brit’s year-long nightmare in Ukraine after HSBC Interpol Notice fo
    Detained in Dubai
    • Oct 8, 2019
    • 4 min

    HSBC jailing Brits abroad again! Brit’s year-long nightmare in Ukraine after HSBC Interpol Notice fo

    Robert Urwin, seen here with his grandson 67 year old Tyneside resident Robert Urwin has been held in the Ukraine after HSBC in the UAE wrongfully placed him on Interpol over a cheque he never wrote. It is simply incomprehensible that 67 year old British national Robert Urwin has been subjected to such horrendous treatment after leading international bank HSBC filed a criminal complaint in the UAE over a cheque that Urwin did not even have access to write. Mr Urwin’s wife and
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    ​Spanish High Court dismisses Qatar extradition request for Irishman - Qatar’s Interpol aggression
    Detained in Dubai
    • Sep 20, 2019
    • 4 min

    ​Spanish High Court dismisses Qatar extradition request for Irishman - Qatar’s Interpol aggression

    Regular Interpol Abuser Qatar, funds Interpol project An Irishman’s nightmare began when he was arrested in Spain after Qatar had issued an Interpol Red Notice against him. When he met Interpol & Extradition Expert Radha Stirling this year, he had no idea what the Interpol notice could possibly be regarding. It turned out, he had been accused of committing a fraud in the capacity of “Director” of a Company in Qatar, for which he never was a Director and nor ever had access to
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    Detained in Dubai CEO Radha Stirling to address OffshoreAlert Conference 2019
    Detained in Dubai
    • Apr 28, 2019
    • 2 min

    Detained in Dubai CEO Radha Stirling to address OffshoreAlert Conference 2019

    Today the Who’s Who of finance, investment, corporate law, intelligence and economics will descend upon Miami for the OffshoreAlert Conference, an event organizers describe as a gathering where “the good guys, the bad guys, the seriously guilty” congregate to network, share ideas and information, and learn to “operate more effectively in the world of high-value international finance.” Detained in Dubai founder and CEO Radha Stirling will be addressing the conference on Monday
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    United Nations to hear case of British national "swapped” for Princess Latifa
    Detained in Dubai
    • Apr 25, 2019
    • 6 min

    United Nations to hear case of British national "swapped” for Princess Latifa

    Christian Michel, British national exchanged for Princess Latifa. UN to hear case of British national "swapped” for Princess Latifa British national Christian Michel was accused of involvement in corruption over the sale of AgustaWestland helicopters to the Indian Government in 2010, despite having been found innocent of those charges by the Italian High Court, India continued to seek his extradition from the UAE, where Mr Michel was a resident. The UAE refused India’s reques
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    Australia & FIFA must pressure Interpol, Thailand & Bahrain to secure pro footballer's f
    Detained in Dubai
    • Dec 23, 2018
    • 5 min

    Australia & FIFA must pressure Interpol, Thailand & Bahrain to secure pro footballer's f

    Detention of Bahraini/Australian resident and pro footballer in Thailand highlights Gulf state Interpol abuse and international cooperation issues. Australia needs to pressure Interpol to withdraw the politically motivated red notice, Thailand to decline extradition and Bahrain to withdraw their extradition request. FIFA has also been a strong financial supporter of Interpol and should use their own channels to pressure for the removal of the red notice against their fellow
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    Brit alleged missing after Dubai rules extradition to India in apparent reciprocation for India’s ro
    Detained in Dubai
    • Sep 19, 2018
    • 3 min

    Brit alleged missing after Dubai rules extradition to India in apparent reciprocation for India’s ro

    Indian media has reported a Dubai court has ruled to extradite British national Christian Michel to India over charges of bribery and corruption. Last July Indian officials traveled to the UAE to request Michel be handed over into Indian custody, in an apparent attempt to override international protocols on extradition. Perhaps in response to this request, the UAE undertook extradition proceedings. Radha Stirling, CEO of Detained in Dubai, and a leading expert on the UAE lega
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    ​Expats shocked Qatar & UAE banks are getting away with using INTERPOL as debt collector
    Detained in Dubai
    • Jul 2, 2018
    • 5 min

    ​Expats shocked Qatar & UAE banks are getting away with using INTERPOL as debt collector

    INTERPOL’s global reputation been damaged over the last decade due to their negligence in allowing member countries to misuse the international law enforcement organisation. More specifically, serious questions have been raised regarding transparency, as Interpol’s top funders have proven to also be the leading abusers of its system. Interpol, as an international organisation, has largely escaped accountability through its complex setup and a level of inaccessibility that a
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