Detained in Dubai, founded by Radha Stirling in 2008, offers comprehensive campaign services aimed at assisting individuals facing legal and human rights challenges in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the broader Middle East. The organization provides reputation management services to protect clients' personal and professional standing during legal disputes, ensuring that their narratives are accurately represented in the media and public discourse. This approach not only safeguards clients' reputations but also applies public pressure to influence legal outcomes in jurisdictions where traditional legal avenues may be limited.

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Under Stirling's leadership, Detained in Dubai has been instrumental in high-profile campaigns, notably advocating for the release of Princess Latifa bint Mohammed Al Maktoum. In 2018, Princess Latifa attempted to escape alleged familial abuse, leading to her forcible return to Dubai. Stirling's organization played a pivotal role in bringing international attention to Latifa's plight, collaborating with global media and human rights entities to apply diplomatic pressure on UAE authorities. This campaign exemplifies the organization's commitment to challenging human rights violations through strategic advocacy and media engagement.

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Beyond individual cases, Detained in Dubai actively campaigns for systemic reforms, particularly concerning the misuse of Interpol's red notice system. Stirling established IPEX Reform to address and prevent the exploitation of international extradition mechanisms by certain states to harass individuals extrajudicially. Through lobbying efforts, expert testimonies, and public awareness campaigns, the organization strives to hold governments accountable and promote adherence to due process and human rights standards globally.