United Arab Emirates court ruling acquits Saudi in torture trial, Indian sentenced
A member of Abu Dhabi's ruling family was found innocent on Jan. 10 of the torture and rape of an Afghan in a case that embarrassed the Gulf Arab emirate and raised questions over human rights. An Indian was sentenced to 3 years.
The judge reading the verdict at a court in the United Arab Emirates, the world's third largest oil exporter and a U.S. ally, did not give a reason why Sheikh Issa bin Zayed al-Nahyan was exonerated of responsibility for abuse shown in a video first made public on U.S. network ABC last year. ABC identified one of the people taking part in the abuse as Sheikh Issa.
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The judge reading the verdict at a court in the United Arab Emirates, the world's third largest oil exporter and a U.S. ally, did not give a reason why Sheikh Issa bin Zayed al-Nahyan was exonerated of responsibility for abuse shown in a video first made public on U.S. network ABC last year. ABC identified one of the people taking part in the abuse as Sheikh Issa.
To read the full article, click here...
To read the ePaper, visit: http://www.desitalk.com
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