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UAE: Unfair Trial, Unjust Sentences

The convictions of at least 44 defendants in the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) mass trial of at least 84 human rights defenders and political dissidents were based on a fundamentally unfair trial, a coalition of human rights groups said today. On July 10, 2024, the Abu Dhabi Federal Appeals Court meted out sentences ranging from between 15 years to life in prison in the UAE’s second largest unfair mass trial.

In December 2023, while hosting the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), Emirati authorities brought charges against at least 84 defendants in retaliation for forming an independent advocacy group in 2010, many of whom had already been serving prison sentences for the same or similar offenses. The unfair mass trial was marred by serious due process and fair trial violations, including restricted access to case material and information, limited legal assistance, judges directing witness testimony, violations of the principle of double jeopardy, credible allegations of serious abuse and ill-treatment, and hearings shrouded in secrecy.

“These over-the-top long sentences make a mockery of justice and are another nail in the coffin for the UAE’s nascent civil society,” said Joey Shea, United Arab Emirates researcher at Human Rights Watch. “The UAE has dragged scores of its most dedicated human rights defenders and civil society members through a shamelessly unfair trial riddled with due process violations and torture allegations.”

Given that the charges are based solely on defendants’ peaceful practice of their human rights, UAE authorities should immediately overturn these convictions and release all defendants, the groups said.

Among the 44 defendants whose conviction is known, 4 people were sentenced to 15 years in prison and 40 to life in prison, according to the Emirates Detainees Advocacy Center, a human rights organization supporting imprisoned human rights defenders in the UAE.

Three of those sentenced to life in prison are an academic, Nasser bin Ghaith, Abdulsalam Darwish al-Marzouqi, and Sultan Bin Kayed al-Qasimi. At least one defendant was acquitted. The verdicts for many of the defendants are not yet known as the authorities have yet to release official details about the convictions and sentences.

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RAF Typhoons join the joint training exercise in the United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 11/25/2022 - 16:00 in Military

The British Royal Air Force Typhoons, from bases in the United Kingdom and the Middle East, entered the Advanced Tactical Leadership Course (ATLC) at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates.

Pilots and support staff from the Lossiemouth RAF Base, along with experts from across the RAF, were sent to the United Arab Emirates to participate in the Advanced Tactical Leadership Course 32. This multinational air war training exercise has the participation of about 45 aircraft and 500 people, including the air forces of the United Arab Emirates, the United States, Australia, Germany, Oman, France, Greece and the RAF.

Aircraft, including Typhoons, Tornadoes, F-16 and Mirage 2000, will go to the skies of the United Arab Emirates for the exercise, performing defensive and offensive counterattacks and aerial interdiction maneuvers, testing the reactions of pilots in a variety of situations.

Welcoming the staff to the course, Pilot Brigadier Khalid Al Marzouqi, Commander of the United Arab Emirates Air War Center, asked all participants to make the most of the course.

"This is the apex of learning and the future for the coalition flight in the real world. Take the opportunity to work with your fellow students and Allies, you have a great opportunity right now to make friends and this is a great force to meet people from other nations," said Pilot Brigadier Khalid Al Marzouqi, Commander of the United Arab Emirates Air War Center. "I would love to see everyone at the end of the course formed, flying stronger and smarter; In sha'Allah [note of ed. In the name of God]".

He thanked all the employees of the Air War Center, countries and participants who contributed to the planning of the course.

"It's great to be back conducting the Advanced Tactical Leadership Course and working and flying alongside our international partners in what will be a fantastic training opportunity. The welcome we received in Al Dhafra was unparalleled ?? and the facilities here will allow us to make the most of this opportunity. This will be a busy deployment, operating in a warm and high-paced environment, but working as a team, the entire detachment will learn a lot from the Exercise and its time in the country," said Wing Commander Cockcroft, Commander Officer of Squadron 1(F) of the RAF.

The Advanced Tactical Leadership Course is a recurring exercise designed to increase the tactical proficiency of the forces of the United Arab Emirates and partner nations. The exercise develops the nations participating in the conduct of multilateral exercises while increasing their collective proficiency in joint mission planning and tactical integration. Participating nations will also develop their interoperability and collective readiness, vital to detain potential opponents.

"The Advanced Tactical Leadership Course develops the skills of participants from eight nations in the planning and conduct of combined air operations. The Advanced Tactical Leadership Course is one of the world's leading training exercises and will see RAF people plan and fly on missions involving more than 40 aircraft in a realistic and challenging scenario. The participation of the RAF will be fundamental to providing coordinated, integrated and effective training alongside our international allies and partners," said Commander of Ala Bradshaw, Senior National Representative of the United Kingdom in the United Arab Emirates.

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[ad_1] In a various and multicultural music scene, the songs of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar have emerged as a typical language that transcends the variations between peoples and civilizations and extends the bridges of communication, rapprochement and data between the completely different cultures. The songs are primarily based on a western musical background with the melody of genuine oriental phrases, by which dozens of singers, musicians, performers, producers and writers have participated who come from completely different backgrounds and cultures and signify a number of nationalities. Since singing is a typical world language understood by all human beings and a full of life and vibrant a part of folks's lives, the Qatar World Cup songs had been a fast and nice solution to combine various kinds of music, to carry cultures and civilizations nearer collectively and to create widespread and significant hyperlinks. The World Cup songs had been represented within the official music launched by the Worldwide Soccer Affiliation "FIFA" (FIFA), which included for the primary time within the historical past of the World Cup an entire album and never only one. tune, as was the case in earlier editions of the event, along with native works introduced by the Qatar Media Basis, in addition to particular person messages from artists. The official music of the World Cup goals to carry artists, followers and gamers collectively and share their ardour by mixing varied types of music - as a world language - and soccer to realize an efficient constructive influence. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyDjFVZgJoo[/embed] come on The official music of the World Cup in Qatar was featured within the songs "Come on, come on" introduced by American star Trinidad Cardona, well-known African singer Davido and Qatari artist Aisha, because it symbolizes the power of music and soccer to unite the world, in gentle of its mixture of an American, an African and a 3rd Center Japanese voice. In addition to the tune "Welcome", whose title is impressed by the native language and Arabic tradition, and which is interpreted by the French Mitter James and Ozona from Puerto Rico. The tune itself was launched in Arabic by Qatari Nasser Al-Kubaisi, Saudi Ayed Yousef and Kuwaiti Hanin Hussein Diameter. And in addition the tune "Qanadeel al-Samaa", by which 4 Arab artists participated, specifically: the Yemeni Balqis Fathi, the Moroccan-Canadian Noura Fathi, the Iraqi Rahma Riad, along with the Moroccan Manal, and celebrates the feminine referees who will take part within the administration of World Cup matches. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-sToIRYZEo[/embed] world cup floor Different songs had been additionally launched for the World Cup in Qatar, together with "The Land of the World Cup" introduced by Qatar Media Company, which is a big creative manufacturing that was filmed in a number of places in Doha, and phrases by Qatari poet Tayseer Abdullah and Qatari melody Mohammed Al-Marzouqi. The tune, which incorporates various vital messages - amongst them expressing the enjoyment of the World Cup after the difficulties confronted by Qatar - was adopted by Qatari Issa Al-Kubaisi, Moroccan Hatem Ammor, Tunisian Nordo, the Saudis Dalia Mubarak and Abdulaziz Al-Alawi, and it carries the contents of the greeting and welcome on behalf of all Arabs to the company of the World Cup. The Basis additionally launched the cheering tune for Annabi, "Belhem pour le haut, Annabi" for younger singer Ashjan, with the participation of a number of youngsters, which goals to help and help the nationwide workforce within the World Cup. Qatari author Tayseer Abdullah explains that the tune "Land of the World Cup" carries quite a lot of messages, the primary is that the World Cup is for all Arabs, not simply Qatar, and the second is that the event has been by way of nice circumstances and difficulties, together with the plight of the Corona virus and the organizations

focusing on the World Cup in Qatar to this point, and the third is the game embodied in Selling probably the most stunning ball. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpoBgIqs4rs[/embed] Abdullah stated in an announcement to Al Jazeera Internet that the tune options completely different musical kinds introduced by Qatari composer Mohammed Al Marzouki, and mixes Qatar's sea and land heritage within the musical phrase, in addition to elements of the fashionable and rap songs launched world wide. He factors out that the final introduction of the tune is to talk on behalf of Arabs, and to attempt to combine completely different cultures, but it surely included singers representing the Arab groups that certified for the World Cup. The Qatar Media Company will current 3 musical works within the coming interval as a part of its coverage to help the Qatar World Cup, together with the tune "Laib" to help the Qatar workforce, however the tune "Terre of the World Cup" is that of the inspiration. important theme, in response to Abdullah. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBhyDm9Lwg8[/embed] everlasting objectives In flip, Qatari singer Anwar, as a part of the promotional work for the World Cup, launched a duet tune with Argentine artist Christian Hallak titled "Everlasting Targets", and the tune was additionally composed by Hallak. She additionally introduced a second musical work entitled "Deira Al-Khair", written by the poet Khalifa Jamaan, distributed by Muhammad Al-Marri, composed by Muhammad Al-Banna and performed by Hussein Al-Sayegh, and the work goals to welcome company. of the World Cup in Qatar. Anwar stated in an announcement to Al Jazeera Internet that she is completely satisfied to be a part of the help for the Qatar World Cup and is able to help her nation always to contribute to its success at completely different instances. ranges. She explains that the duet tune she introduced with the Argentine singer is explicit and that its goal is to advertise the World Cup, particularly in gentle of its use of Arabic vocabulary such because the desert, Qatar, its landmarks, the oryx and soccer, in addition to speaking concerning the World Cup. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbNQCGLauGk[/embed] She thinks the tune “Deira Al Khair” is the very best description of Qatar and its folks, and its lyrics describe the generosity and hospitality it all the time receives from its company, which shall be appreciated by guests and followers. of the Qatar World Cup. And the tune “Deira Al-Khair” is 100% Qatari, as it's the lyrics of poet Khalifa Jamaan, broadcast by Muhammad Al-Marri, composed by Muhammad Al-Banna and performed by Hussein Al-Sayegh, in response to Anwar. The tune "Haya Haya" exceeded 72 million views on YouTube in 7 months, whereas the tune "Welcome" reached 30 million views of the English model and 18 million views of the Arabic model in two months, whereas the tune "Qandeel Al Samaa" surpassed 13 million views in a single month. The tune “Land of the World Cup” reached two million views in 10 days, whereas the duet tune “Everlasting Targets” exceeded 20,000 views a couple of days after its presentation on YouTube, whereas the tune “Deira Al Khair” was launched final Thursday. night. [ad_2]

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UAE: Unfair Trial, Unjust Sentences

The convictions of at least 44 defendants in the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) mass trial of at least 84 human rights defenders and political dissidents were based on a fundamentally unfair trial, a coalition of human rights groups said today. On July 10, 2024, the Abu Dhabi Federal Appeals Court meted out sentences ranging from between 15 years to life in prison in the UAE’s second largest unfair mass trial.

In December 2023, while hosting the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), Emirati authorities brought charges against at least 84 defendants in retaliation for forming an independent advocacy group in 2010, many of whom had already been serving prison sentences for the same or similar offenses. The unfair mass trial was marred by serious due process and fair trial violations, including restricted access to case material and information, limited legal assistance, judges directing witness testimony, violations of the principle of double jeopardy, credible allegations of serious abuse and ill-treatment, and hearings shrouded in secrecy.

“These over-the-top long sentences make a mockery of justice and are another nail in the coffin for the UAE’s nascent civil society,” said Joey Shea, United Arab Emirates researcher at Human Rights Watch. “The UAE has dragged scores of its most dedicated human rights defenders and civil society members through a shamelessly unfair trial riddled with due process violations and torture allegations.”

Given that the charges are based solely on defendants’ peaceful practice of their human rights, UAE authorities should immediately overturn these convictions and release all defendants, the groups said.

Among the 44 defendants whose conviction is known, 4 people were sentenced to 15 years in prison and 40 to life in prison, according to the Emirates Detainees Advocacy Center, a human rights organization supporting imprisoned human rights defenders in the UAE.

Three of those sentenced to life in prison are an academic, Nasser bin Ghaith, Abdulsalam Darwish al-Marzouqi, and Sultan Bin Kayed al-Qasimi. At least one defendant was acquitted. The verdicts for many of the defendants are not yet known as the authorities have yet to release official details about the convictions and sentences.

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RAF Typhoons join the joint training exercise in the United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 11/25/2022 - 16:00 in Military

The British Royal Air Force Typhoons, from bases in the United Kingdom and the Middle East, entered the Advanced Tactical Leadership Course (ATLC) at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates.

Pilots and support staff from the Lossiemouth RAF Base, along with experts from across the RAF, were sent to the United Arab Emirates to participate in the Advanced Tactical Leadership Course 32. This multinational air war training exercise has the participation of about 45 aircraft and 500 people, including the air forces of the United Arab Emirates, the United States, Australia, Germany, Oman, France, Greece and the RAF.

Aircraft, including Typhoons, Tornadoes, F-16 and Mirage 2000, will go to the skies of the United Arab Emirates for the exercise, performing defensive and offensive counterattacks and aerial interdiction maneuvers, testing the reactions of pilots in a variety of situations.

Welcoming the staff to the course, Pilot Brigadier Khalid Al Marzouqi, Commander of the United Arab Emirates Air War Center, asked all participants to make the most of the course.

"This is the apex of learning and the future for the coalition flight in the real world. Take the opportunity to work with your fellow students and Allies, you have a great opportunity right now to make friends and this is a great force to meet people from other nations," said Pilot Brigadier Khalid Al Marzouqi, Commander of the United Arab Emirates Air War Center. "I would love to see everyone at the end of the course formed, flying stronger and smarter; In sha'Allah [note of ed. In the name of God]".

He thanked all the employees of the Air War Center, countries and participants who contributed to the planning of the course.

"It's great to be back conducting the Advanced Tactical Leadership Course and working and flying alongside our international partners in what will be a fantastic training opportunity. The welcome we received in Al Dhafra was unparalleled ?? and the facilities here will allow us to make the most of this opportunity. This will be a busy deployment, operating in a warm and high-paced environment, but working as a team, the entire detachment will learn a lot from the Exercise and its time in the country," said Wing Commander Cockcroft, Commander Officer of Squadron 1(F) of the RAF.

The Advanced Tactical Leadership Course is a recurring exercise designed to increase the tactical proficiency of the forces of the United Arab Emirates and partner nations. The exercise develops the nations participating in the conduct of multilateral exercises while increasing their collective proficiency in joint mission planning and tactical integration. Participating nations will also develop their interoperability and collective readiness, vital to detain potential opponents.

"The Advanced Tactical Leadership Course develops the skills of participants from eight nations in the planning and conduct of combined air operations. The Advanced Tactical Leadership Course is one of the world's leading training exercises and will see RAF people plan and fly on missions involving more than 40 aircraft in a realistic and challenging scenario. The participation of the RAF will be fundamental to providing coordinated, integrated and effective training alongside our international allies and partners," said Commander of Ala Bradshaw, Senior National Representative of the United Kingdom in the United Arab Emirates.

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Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. It has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. Uses Canon equipment during his photographic work in the world of aviation.

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Roy's Togel Hongkong Odyssey reaches its end

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 UEFA Europa League Final 2010

 Atletico Madrid v Fulham

 When Liverpool sagged to let Diego    play bazaar    Forlan net and send Atletico Madrid into the Europa League final, it was a mini-victory for the competition. An Anglo-Spanish final sounds more, well, continental than a re-run of a Premier League game.

 English clubs might flash the cash but we don't want an all-any nation European final any more than a Chelsea v Man U Champions League final every season. Contrasting styles is what European cups should be about. A bit sad for 'Pool, whose fans could have followed in the footsteps of the Beatles on the Reeperbahn of that great German port city.

 Perhaps the Europa League is just a punch diluted so much it lacks the Togel Hongkong kick of the old UEFA Cup, as lukewarm as the lineup for the old Cup Winners' Cup, a collection of Champions League rejects and former European greats like Marseille, Anderlecht, Benfica and Panathanaikos.

 If we can forget the languorous saga of that 18-game odyssey the teams took to the final, the meagre winnings and overall feeling of second prize compared to the mighty Champions League, the meeting of big-ish Atletico and little Fulham has a lot to recommend it.

 World Cup 2010 Referees and Assistants.

 The 30 referees and their assistants for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa have been chosen. There are 4 referees and their assistants from Africa, 4 from CONCACAF, 6 from South America, 2 from Oceania, 4 from Asia and 10 from UEFA.

 Joel Aguilar (El Salvador)

William Torres, Francisco Zumba

 Khalil Al Ghamdi (Saudi Arabia)

Hassan Kamranifar (Iran), Saleh Mohamed Al Marzouqi (UAE)

 Carlos Amarilla (Paraguay)

Ruiz Roa, Nicolas Yegros

 Benito Archundia (Mexico)

Hector Vegara (Canada), Marvin Torrentera

 Hector Baldassi (Argentina)

Ricardo Casas, Herman Maidana

 Carlos Batres (Guatemala)

Leonel Leal (Costa Rica), Carlos Pastrana (Honduras)

 Mohamed Benouza (Algeria)

Nasser Abdel Nabi (Egypt), Maamer Chabane

 Olegario Benquerenca (Portugal)

Jose Manuel Silva Cardinal, Bertino Miranda

 Massimo Bussaca (Switzerland)

Matthias Arnet, Francesco Buragina

 Koman Coulibaly (Mali)

Redouane Achik (Morocco), Maniel Candido (Angola)

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Kuwaiti Archaeologists Discover Rare Arabic Manuscripts in Mount Athos

A Kuwait University archaeological team has discovered rare manuscripts written in Arabic at Mount Athos in Greece.

The archaeological mission, which included history Professors Dr Abdulhadi Al Ajmi and Dr Mohammad Al Marzouqi, visited monasteries and libraries in northern Greece.

They were able to unearth these documents at the historic mountain, which represented around 1,800 years of Christian history.

Dr Al Ajmi said that the discovery at Mount Athos, an ancient sacred place chosen as one of UNESCO’s World Heritage sites in 1988, was crucial to understand the history of Arabs and Muslims in the region. Read more.

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107-yr-old man dies in UAE 13 hours after wife's death

A 107-year-old Emirati man died some 13 hours after the death of his 90-year-old wife in the Wadi Ghalilah area in Ras Al Khaimah. Relatives of the couple said they had been happily married for over 65 years. "Both of them, though old and unwell, were looking after each other in love." The added that the husband, identified as Ghazi Ali, was staying with his wife in Wadi Ghalilah, 40km to the north of Ras Al Khaimah city. "The senior Emirati man, born in 1913, breathed his last on Monday at 5.30pm." Mohamad Al Shehi, a grandson of the couple, said his grandfather was suffering from geriatric diseases. "But, he could not make it when he knew of the death of his wife who died on the same day at around 4am." Abed Al Marzouqi, manager of a funeral service, said both the husband and wife were buried in the same grave at Kheb Cemetery, to the north of Ras Al Khaimah. "The wife was first buried on Monday, February 3, 2020, at 9am, while her husband was buried next to her early on Tuesday after the Fajr prayer." Read the full article