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    Australia’s Four Corners to air harrowing story of Princess Latifa’s doomed escape
    Detained in Dubai
    • Mar 7, 2019
    • 3 min

    Australia’s Four Corners to air harrowing story of Princess Latifa’s doomed escape

    One year on since a violent raid at sea crushed Sheikha Latifa’s dream of freedom, the BBC Two documentary on her story, Escape from Dubai: The Mystery of the Missing Princess, will air on the ABC’s Four Corners programme this Monday. Australian human rights and UAE expert Radha Stirling, whose organisation Detained in Dubai has led the effort to secure Latifa’s release, remembers well the night the princess was captured, “Latifa contacted me after she set out on the yacht No
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    British National who escapes Dubai after falling victim to a "rental car scam" seeks to su
    Radha Stirling
    • Sep 29, 2016
    • 4 min

    British National who escapes Dubai after falling victim to a "rental car scam" seeks to su

    - Charles Paul Goldstein forced to stay in Dubai for almost a year - Denied urgently needed medical care & faced homelessness - Out of desperation he escaped the country and fled to the UK - Is now instructing lawyers to seek justice against UAE government Charles Paul Goldstein was on vacation in Dubai where he rented a luxury car. The car company later made accusations that he had damaged the car to the tune of £100,000 and expected him to reimburse it. Charles explains
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