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on 28 April 2013
The British Prime Minister has expressed his “concern” over the treatment of three British tourists tortured in Dubai, ahead of this week’s State Visit by the President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
on 26 April 2013
An investigation into torture of British tourists by Dubai police – conducted by the police themselves – has ignored documented evidence of the men’s abuse, while admitting that police in the UAE are issued with electric shock devices.
on 26 April 2013
On Thursday, 25 April 2013, the European Parliament held a public hearing to examine the human rights implications of drones.
on 25 April 2013
A coalition of human rights groups including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Reprieve have called on the UK Prime Minister to raise the issue of human rights abuses with the President of the United Arab Emirates when he pays a State Visit to Britain on Tuesday.
on 24 April 2013
UK minister refuses to say why Shaker Aamer remains in Guantanamo
on 23 April 2013
Parliament to debate return of hunger-striking Guantanamo inmate Shaker Aamer to UK
on 22 April 2013
Death row grandmother running out of time as UK Government refuses to fund lawyer
on 18 April 2013
'Please send my son home' mum of tortured Brit asks Dubai court
on 17 April 2013
The trial of three British tourists who were tortured by police in Dubai will tomorrow continue with a further hearing, despite the ongoing failure of UAE authorities to properly investigate their mistreatment.
on 17 April 2013
European Parliament to debate Guantanamo hunger strikes
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