Danielle Jeffries thanks Radha Stirling following return to Miami from Dubai
"My name is Danielle Jeffries. Thankfully, Radha Stirling of Detained in Dubai generated media coverage for my case, which was then brought to the attention of his highness, Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai. I would like to thank Radha Stirling for her unyielding intervention on my behalf. "I'm also grateful to the UAE government for working to get to the bottom of my circumstance and realising that I had been wrongfully accused by my competitor. I'm now ba
John Nicholas Testimonial for Radha Stirling - Interpol Red Notice Removal from Qatar
John Nicholas was wrongfully listed on Qatar's Interpol Red Notice database by Qatar National Bank for a small bank loan which Mr Nicholas had almost entirely discharged by the time he left Qatar. QNB added atrocious charges to try to escalate the claiming amount beyond Interpol's minimum 15,000 Euro threshold for a Red Notice.
Mr Nicholas was the victim of Interpol Abuse and is joining Stirling's other clients in a class action against Interpol.
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Andy Slaughter, MP criticises FCDO, calls for UK government action on the Gulf in Justice Podcast
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UAE influence a human rights catastrophe
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Due Process International calls out extrajudicial police abuses in PNG Ok Tedi Fly River Dispute
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“Don’t support Dubai Expo”, warn British investors
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USA Today says FBI helped Dubai capture princess
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The FCO is broken
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Another Qatar Interpol Red Notice removed
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