Here in this case, the UAE authority cowardly committed cruelty and discrimination against a victim of police brutality. On the other hand, both the courts in Abu Dhabi, including Supreme Court, the legal court of appeal, were fully satisfied and praised the conduct of the victim throughout the judicial proceedings.

A businessman from India, Jabir’s office was ransaked by the police and money and documents were looted. Jabir was chained and tortured and later confined to an underground police station where his rutheless torture continued. Later he was taken to central prison of Abu Dhabi.

There he was arbitrarily detained for a year. The crucial part of this case, as recognized by the court, it was the handiwork of a police officer for personal gain. The police officer accepted his guilt in the court. The other two policemen involved in the case declared, that they were misguided by the police officer. The court instructed the authorities to take steps against the police officer who was guilty.

In the wake of the judicial findings by the Court, all the assets illegally taken away should have been restored to the victim; his former status and position should have been restored and he should have been adequately compensated for the mental agony and suffering as well as pecuniary losses and loss of his dignity. Unfortunately, the police officials acted in total defiance of the findings and the verdict of the UAE Courts.

They resorted to high handed behaviour by deporting Jabir back to India in total disregard of the pronouncements made by the highest Court of the land. Jabir endeavoured to seek justice against the high-handed action of the police officials and the Government of UAE under which they were functioning.

No relief whatsoever has been given despite all the efforts taken for obtaining justice. The gruesome details are narrated in Jabir’s Testimonials.

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'

The Emirates is one place where the court is a farce, where the judiciary is just an eye wash, and the prisons diabolical. Shame on a country, that has no respect for the law they themselves made. Find more details at the following links.            The Bright and Dark Sides of UAE  The Bright and Dark Side  Child Slavery Lawsuit  Stop Port Deal  Port Deal Images  The Horror Facts  Free Trade USA - UAE  Migrant Workers HUMAN           RIGHTS       UAE BLOG UAE NUKE DEAL      UAE FACTS      RESPONSES      HUMAN TRAFFICKING       CAMEL KIDS      PRESS REPORTS     VICTIMS     'The offending State of UAE which is responsible vicariously for the crimes, torts and other illegal actions of its officials. The situation in which a citizen of India is totally deprived of his property has its constitutional implications. The exhibit highlights ... More at: UAE LEAKS 'Social Web site Orkut and politically oriented Web sites ArabTimes.com and UAEPrison.com remained blocked during the year. Etisalat denied having the authority to block any site and referred all complaints and suggestions to the NMC.  View 'Internet Freedom' at: Reports on Human Rights Practices In United Arab Emirates  (2008) “'It is possible to illustrate with specific factual data how such important and essential basic rights were violated with impunity by the late ruler, Sheikh Zayed'!  View full text at: "Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan an Anti-Hero or Villain"?

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’. ... ...More 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 - 2005'.

 

JABIR CASE - JUSTICE ON TRIAL

(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". JABIR CASE - JUSTICE ON TRIAL (UPDATES)
Testimonials    Introduction Civil Suit Serious Consequences My Prison Life

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.)

Letter To The Secretary, Ministry of Overseas Indians Government of India Letter To The UAE Ruler,  H.H. Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan
"Everyone, as a member of society, has the right to social security and is entitled to realization, through national effort and international co-operation...". Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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