‘Quid Pro Quo UAE’ using diplomacy to expand powers

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“It was nothing short of shocking to see the UAE hand over British national Christian Michel immediately upon India’s unlawful attack of a US yacht”, said Radha Stirling, CEO of Detained in Dubai and Due Process International, who represents Sheikha Latifa Al Maktoum and who witnessed one of the most egregious quid pro quo deals unfold before her eyes.

“British national Christian Michel was wanted for extradition by Indian authorities, but the UAE held him for a rainy day. When the daughter of the ruler of Dubai, Sheikha Latifa Al Maktoum, embarked on a dramatic escape mission that led her to sail through the international waters of the Indian ocean, the UAE called on India for help. India executed an unlawful and hostile attack on a US flagged yacht in international waters, kidnapped the princess and her friends, violently assaulted them, then delivered them into the custody of the UAE, against international law. The attack occurred while I was on the telephone to Princess Latifa. It was frightening and shocking.