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In recent times, violation of Human Rights in UAE came to the fore and with force with the revelation of the torture events flashed by mainstream media. Those events have now received world wide attention. ABC News and other agencies have picked up the topic for further probe.
There are very many cases involving violation of Human Rights in the UAE but which are not noticeable easily to the outside world. A high handed action of the UAE officials is to be added to the list of such violations of Human Rights.
The facts are evident and born out by the records
attached herein. They are all based on “facts, facts
and facts”. They may be examined, and relief may be
rushed to him for the clearly established violation
of Human Rights in UAE. View report at:
'UAE Violations of Human Rights'
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Jabir's Case:
Jabir was
residing in Abu Dhabi over 18 years and owned
several establishments of which could be
estimated at about 100 million US Dollars. He
was framed under false criminal charges of
‘Assaulting Policemen and UAE National’. ...
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at Case Updates
UAE Judiciary:
CAUTION!
Unfortunately under the UAE system the Executive without an implied or express power would interfere even in a clear case of acquittal...More
UAE
History:
Before British intervention, the area was
notorious for its pirates and slave trade and was
called the Pirate Coast...More
The United Arab
Emirates (UAE) is a federation of seven Emirates
established in 1971. None has any democratically
elected institutions...
'Reports on Human Rights Practices in the UAE
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Business Case
Human
rights are important for business at all
times... The
world Economic
Forum, Davos
The
Arab Human Development Report can serve as
an indictment before any tribunal against
hundreds of Arab Rulers! The
Misery
Innocent citizens have been like flies to wanton boys for these oil gods who flog them for their sport rather than faith...
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| JABIR
CASE - JUSTICE ON TRIAL |
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(The
harsh experience of Mr. Jabir is a case in
point in this context) |
Jabir
P.K. |
“There is yet another basic
principle, about the Police
executive totally replacing judicial
declaration. The well-cherished
segregation of powers between
Judiciary and Executive is subverted
in the process. The 15 years old
sufferings of Mr. Jabir will be
unfolded in the papers which form
the accompaniments".
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Testimonials
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The
relevant extract from the Judgment Under No. 188/1996
dated 18/4/1996 rendered by the Legal Court of
Appeal, Abu Dhabi, UAE : 'Verily
the Islamic law and the entire positive laws have
honoured man and protected his freedom, his honour,
his property and his soul. Hence, if man was
killed while protecting these he is considered to
be a martyr.
And limitation of his freedom without
any right is an unforgiving crime and the same
is mentioned in the provisions of Article 2 &
3 of the Penal Procedure Code. And it is proved
in this case that the policemen along with the
local went to arrest the accused, without any
right and curtailed his freedom...'
(The operative part of the Judgment which
clearly revealed the malafides and the arbitrary
way in which the police department and the local
acted. It further reiterated the condemnation of
the prosecutor.)
True
and correct version of the Judgment rendered
in the above matter
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Judgment Full
Version |
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The
misuse of the executive power is very
evident from the order of deportation
passed by the United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Ministry of Interior, (No.2/52/29404,
Dated 28.09.1996) despite the acquittal
by two courts of Mr.Jabir in the UAE.
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Order |
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