THE United Nations is being urged to take “decisive action” to protect “imprisoned” Princess Latifa of Dubai who lawyers believe is in “grave danger” at the hands of her billionaire father. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum “ordered and orchestrated” the kidnapping of his daughter two years ago after she fled the country he rules,...
LONDON The Free Latifa campaign was the subject of the latest episode of Gurveys Law, a leading radio talk show with Alan Gurvey and Kerri Kasem on KABC Radio in LA, USA. Princess Latifa’s cousin Marcus Essabri and FreeLatifa campaign co-founder and Princess Latifa’s lawyer David Haigh discussed Princess Latifa, Princess Shamsa and their stepmother...
LONDON The Free Latifa campaign has featured in Spears Magazine, Europe’s leading wealth management authority. The article “The most feared divorce lawyer in Britain” featured the leading UK divorce lawyer Baroness Fiona Shackleton and her client Princess Haya of Jordan, the stepmother of Princess Latifa. FreeLatifa campaign co-founder, Human Rights lawyer David Haigh was interviewed...
LONDON As the horseracing is resuming in the UK, The Telegraph published an article on 4th June discussing the impact of the high court judgment against Sheikh Mohammed; “should favourite win 2,000 Guineas behind closed doors, the sport is spared dilemma of how to react towards owner after alleged abductions” The co-founder of FreeLatifa campaign,...
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LONDON: 28 May 2020 LONDON Leading Spanish newspaper El País covered the case of Princess Latifa on 3rd June 2020. The article discussed the 4th instalment of the award-winning news show 60 minutes Australia with updates on the campaign to free Latifa and news about her stepmother, Princess Haya of Jordan’s custody case in the English...
The founders and leading activists of the Free Latifa campaign have escalated legal action against Radha Stirling of Detained in Dubai, alleging harassment, defamation and cybercrime. Following comments last week by Radha Stirling relating to a Dubai Civil Court financial judgement involving David Haigh, a public statement was issued by Mr Haigh over the weekend...
LONDON: 28 May 2020 The founders and leading activists of the Free Latifa campaign have escalated legal action against Radha Stirling of Detained in Dubai, alleging harassment, defamation and cybercrime. Following comments last week by Radha Stirling relating to a Dubai Civil Court financial judgement involving David Haigh, a public statement was issued by Mr Haigh...
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