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A Fugitive Offender, the De facto Head of Abu Dhabi, UAE, you have the Sword of Damocles hanging over your head at every moment! ...'24th Year'
Mohammed Bin Zayed, Head of the UAE Federation, Is a 'Fugitive From Law', despite a series of UAE and India Judicial Decisions!...'25th Year'
The Highest Level of Warning against the De facto Head of Abu Dhabi, UAE, who is hiding behind the doctrine of State Sovereignty!...'Brochure'
In a striking revelation of hypocrisy and disregard for human rights, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), known for its dazzling cityscapes and economic prowess, has been thrust into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. The case of an Indian investor, developer, and contractor unfolds a harrowing tale of contempt, embezzlement and systemic injustice, casting a long shadow over the UAE's glossy facade.
The ordeal began when the investor, embroiled in a building-tower litigation dispute, secured a legal victory in an Abu Dhabi Civil Court. This win, rather than offering closure, marked the start of an unimaginable nightmare. The investor became the target of brutal acts by Emirati landlord alongwith influential individuals associated with the regime and the Abu Dhabi Police. He was subjected to extortion, kidnapping, severe torture, and arbitrary detention. In a particularly gruesome episode, he endured the agony of having a fingernail torn from its bed, along with being blindfolded, gagged, and subjected to further physical and psychological torture that led to hospitalization.
Despite a brief period of freedom, the investor was abducted again, underscoring the systemic nature of the abuses he faced. The UAE government, acting under a military head, launched a campaign to fabricate evidence against him, incarcerating him in the notorious Al Wathba Central Prison under deplorable conditions. This move was part of a broader attempt to suppress the overwhelming evidence of misconduct. However, the façade crumbled when the APEX Court of Abu Dhabi condemned the prosecutor's actions, advising the victim of his right to sue for damages due to the baseless and malicious litigation.
The case took a further twist when the prosecution's last-ditch appeal resulted in bail being granted to the accused, who remained imprisoned regardless of the court's decision. The evidence presented moved the eminent panel of jurists, leading to a speedy trial where the Emirati landlord and the implicated officers pleaded guilty. The APEX Court's dismissal of the appeal underscored the UAE officials' notoriety and the executive's failure to uphold judicial mandates.
Despite the judicial recognition of the investor's suffering and the court's decision to compensate him for loss due to the illegal inflictions, the UAE government failed to execute the court's directives. The investor's dignity and rights remained unaddressed, with the executive branch continuing to flout human rights norms. The UAE government did not released his real estate properties or his business assets worth over $100 million that was fraudulently embezzled. The investor faced illegal deportation by executive, adding to his recurring trauma.
The UAE's acting head committed a grave and unprecedented act by sidestepping court decisions to avoid reparations and save face. In doing so, he expelled a legitimate claimant entitled to legal recourse, by defrauding court judgments and labeling him as a criminal, is an act unparalleled globally. This leader can be accurately labeled a 'fugitive,' even if not officially recognized as such by global law enforcement. By dodging legal responsibility for his deeds—ranging from contempt of court, fraud, and embezzlement, mirrors that of a classic fugitive behavior.
This case not only exposes the UAE's hypocrisy in its treatment of foreign investors and its own legal system but also highlights a broader disregard for international human rights standards. The United Nations mandates that victims be treated with respect and dignity, entitled to prompt redress. However, the executive action in the UAE reflects a disturbing indifference to victims, the judiciary, and international laws.
The investor's struggle did not end in the UAE; it continued in India, where the High Court of Delhi issued a mandate for the matter to be resolved, a directive that was met with contempt and inaction by the Union of India. This transnational legal battle underscores the urgent need for accountability and reform within the UAE's justice system and highlights the international community's role in advocating for the rights of victims of abuse and injustice.
As the world watches, the case of the Indian investor serves as a stark reminder of the gap between the UAE's public image and the reality of its governance. It calls into question the values that underpin our global justice system and the lengths to which individuals must go to seek redress for grievous wrongs. The time for transparency, reform, and accountability is now, lest we all become complicit in the hypocrisy it unveils.
UAE's top leader bypasses courts to avoid scandal! In a shocking move, the UAE's ruler dodges legal judgments, expelling a legitimate claimant and mislabeling them as a criminal. This unprecedented act of dodging accountability and abusing power has global legal experts alarmed. By misrepresenting a legitimate legal claimant as a criminal to justify their expulsion, this leader engaged in deceptive practices that could be likened to those of a fugitive. The deliberate evasion of legal accountability, manipulation of the judicial process, and misuse of authority to conceal crimes are symptomatic of a broader issue of high-level corruption and abuse of power.
Engages in fugitive-like behavior to conceal crimes, could face international investigations. The behavior exhibited by the UAE's leading authority undermines the foundational principles of justice and legal accountability. It reflects a concerning trend of power abuse and corruption at the highest levels of leadership. The international community, along with legal and human rights organizations, may need to consider appropriate responses to address these violations and ensure the upholding of international legal standards. ...READ MORE CAMPAIGNS: ‘UAE EXPOSED: HOW THE UAE'S PREMIER BECOMES A 'FUGITIVE' FROM JUSTICE. DIVE INTO THE DETAILS!’
Where domestic legal proceedings fail to address human rights abuses, mechanisms and procedures for individual complaints or communications are available at the regional and international levels to help ensure that international human rights standards are indeed respected, implemented, and enforced at the local level. Regional human rights protection systems also have a crucial role in enforcing international law.
"In 1758 the Swiss jurist Emmerich Vattel expounded the fundamental principle of diplomatic protection when he wrote that “Whoever ill-treats a citizen indirectly injures the State, which must protect that citizen” Read more information on: ‘International Human Rights Law’
The United Arab Emirates is a nation that has been subjected to treacherous and deceitful governance by certain individuals who have been entrusted with the administration of the country. These offenders have engaged in illegal activities such as armed looting and embezzlement, which has had a detrimental impact on the prosperity of the nation and its people. Despite the challenges, there have been individuals who have stood up against these injustices and fought tirelessly to bring the perpetrators to justice. The author of this message is one such person who has won various legal battles against these offenders in the courts of Abu Dhabi in 1995 and 1996, and subsequent judgments in his favor from the High Court of Delhi, which remain unenforced even after approaching the Supreme Court of India in 1997. It is time for us to work together and take a stand against these treacherous betrayers. We must expose them and hold them accountable for their actions, which have resulted in significant harm to the UAE and its citizens. Through our collective efforts, we can ensure that justice is served and that these offenders are punished for their crimes. Join us in enforcing the judgments and working towards a brighter future for the UAE. Let us unite and put an end to the treacherous governance that has plagued our nation for far too long.
Read More at UAE.Black: "Justice Must Prevail: Enforce Apex Judgments and End UAE Crimes!"
KHALED AL-HASSEN, a businessman and naturalised US citizen, alleged that he was abducted, taken to a secret location, tortured and forced to sign a false confession while working in the United Arab Emirates. Among the torturers, the suit alleged, were the crown prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al Nahyan, known in Washington as MBZ, his brother and president of the UAE, Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan, and General Saeed Hilal Abdullah al-Darmaki, at one time the minister for interior affairs. "Read more on the torture case brought in federal court in L.A. against the most powerful figures in the Gulf — the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al Nahyan; the Emir of the UAE, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al Nahyan"
Enforcement of @UAEJudgments will obviate further #Litigation against #UAE and generate goodwill in the minds of the #Indian citizens, particularly those undertaking enterprises involving massive investments in UAEhttps://t.co/SG3UBwwUqn
— Jabir Org (@JabirOrg) August 2, 2018
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"LETTER TO MISSION IN ABU DHABI,"
FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF ‘NON-EXECUTION OF COURT-JUDGMENTS AGAINST EXTORTION, KIDNAPPING, TORTURE ETC., CONTEMPT OF COURTS, "EMBEZZLEMENT OF FUNDS, DEFRAUDING’ AND OTHER OFFENSES BY THE UAE ADMINISTRATION"
"OPEN LETTER TO UAE AMBASSADOR TO INDIA,"
'TO CLAIM DAMAGES FOR NON-ENFORCEMENT OF A SET OF JUDGMENTS OF UAE COURTS & OUTRIGHT FRAUD' ...... "CHANGE UAE's TAINTED IMAGE"
"Marking the 20th Anniversary of the 'Abu Dhabi Police-Looting' in Abu Dhabi, UAE".
"Shop burgled by policeman and his companion Emirati landlord, US$.4m worth money and valuables looted!" Regrettably, the 'Perpetrator' of this 'Heinous Crime' was the 'Executive Branch of Abu Dhabi', whose Ruler at the time was none other than the late 'Sheikh Zayed', the Emir of Abu Dhabi and absolute Ruler of the UAE; and the 'United Nations' has an obligation to act. ... "Statement on the Occasion of the '20th Anniversary of Abu Dhabi Police-Looting, UAE"
"Let @UAEfugitive Face the #Law; Avoid Consequences" @MondayTweets!
— Jabir Org (@JabirOrg) August 2, 2018
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