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The shifting sands of Time, Protocol and Tradition give some a heavy burden. Inner family hostilities can add fuel to this fire. A missing child can be a nightmare indeed for all concerned. Possibly more so… if that child is a Princess… too. Herein. Our World Legends Recent news indicates… whereabouts unknown. The Princess… is missing… still.

Indeed.

The Princess… is missing… still.

Indeed,..

…in deed and in fact… too.

Wherefore art thou.?.

Forget Wally.

Where’s the Princess.?.

… is becoming a major worry and concern

for Human Rights Watch members.

The general public.

Also… i, Shiro… herein.

Our World Legends.

Princess Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum… MISSING… since March 4th…2018. photocredit/thanks:hrworg

The Princess, pictured above, reportedly long unhappy

with current restrictions was detained

by UAE Authorities on Mar 4th.

She was also previously held in 2002…

…for some 3 years in a unnamed Detention Center

where Torture and other Deprivations were applied

according to a released video which can be

viewed at article’s end.

The Indian Coast Guard and UAE Authorities forcibly

stopped the Boat she was on,.. the Nostromo

some 50 km’s from the Goa Coast, India

to effect her capture at approximately 10pm Local Time.

Gunfire and Gas were used.

Machine Guns and Laser Weapons noted.

A Distress Signal/Message was sent by the Princess/Boat

to nearby acquaintances. The Owner and Captain

of the Boat appear to have been forcibly mistreated

during the boarding/capture incident as well.

State of the Art offshore Patrol Vessels, Maritime

Surveillance Craft and Helicopters used

in the secretly Indian PM authorised actions.

Strategic Interests and Domestic Policy Concerns cited.

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The HRW Report recently noted:..

“…On April 18, Agence France-Presse reported

that a source close to the Dubai government confirmed

that Sheikha Latifa “was brought back” to the UAE.

“UAE authorities should immediately reveal the whereabouts

of Sheikha Latifa, confirm her status, and allow her

contact with the outside world,” said Sarah Leah Whitson,

Middle East director at Human Rights Watch.

“If she is detained she needs to be given the rights

all detainees should have, including being taken

before an independent judge.”

…and…

“The UAE authorities should immediately reveal

whether they are detaining Sheikha Latifa

and her whereabouts and that of all others

they are detaining incommunicado,” Whitson said.

…whilst…

Human Rights Watch has documented

numerous incidents of enforced disappearances by

UAE authorities in recent years.

Herein. The Underground Legends. Our World Legends that is.