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New fears for Princess Latifa as 'hostage' Dubai royal looks 'blank' in latest photo
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A new photo appearing to show Princess Latifa has appeared online, after it emerged that the daughter of the ruler of Dubai was freed and no longer under armed guard.
Princess Latifa al Maktoum claimed she was being held hostage by her father after she tried to flee the country for the United States.
She is now staying with friends having been released after almost three years cut off from the outside world as punishment for trying to leave the country.
The photo of her is the third one to have been posted online over the past three days.
The latest image was posted by Fiona Day, who is a self-described psychic medium who posts frequently about animals and veganism, topics that Princess Latifa is also understood to be passionate about.
Last modified on Mon 24 May 2021 12.52 EDT
The UK government has been urged to intervene to find out whether the Emirati royal Princess Latifa has been genuinely freed from house arrest by her father, after a third Instagram photo appeared in as many days purporting to show her in a Dubai shopping mall.
The latest photo showed Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, a daughter of the ruler of Dubai, looking at the camera blankly next to a clairvoyant at a coffee table.
“British ministers must stop dragging their feet over Princess Latifa and demand proper proof of her life and her freedom,” said the former Foreign Office minister Peter Hain. “These photos are very far from that. Why is she not allowed to speak directly to journalists for instance?”