La sombra extendida de Emiratos, la petromonarquía de principias cautivas y vigilancia extrema que acoge la COP28 – Radio Centro

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– A pesar de ser uno de los principales contribuyentes al cambio climático, Emiratos Árabes Unidos ha sido criticado por su falta de acción en la lucha contra el calentamiento global.
– La sociedad civil y los defensores de los derechos humanos han denunciado la represión y la vigilancia constante del gobierno de Emiratos Árabes Unidos.
– La detención y posterior liberación de Matthew Hedges fue un caso emblemático que puso de relieve las violaciones de los derechos humanos en el país.
– Organizaciones internacionales de derechos humanos han instado a la comunidad internacional a presionar a Emiratos Árabes Unidos para que respete las libertades fundamentales.
– A pesar de la controversia, Emiratos Árabes Unidos sigue siendo un destino turístico popular debido a sus lujosos complejos y atractivas atracciones.
– La comunidad internacional continúa observando de cerca las acciones de Emiratos Árabes Unidos en lo que respecta a los derechos humanos y el cambio climático.
– Se espera que la presión internacional y el aumento de la conciencia pública impulsen al gobierno de Emiratos Árabes Unidos a abordar estas preocupaciones en el futuro.

Translation:

En 2018, Matthew Hedges, un investigador británico, fue detained at Dubai airport for his research on military spending in the United Arab Emirates. Hedges was accused of espionage and spent six months in solitary confinement before being sentenced to life in prison. He was subsequently released thanks to a royal pardon.

The United Arab Emirates is known for being a violator of human rights and for limiting freedom of expression and civil society participation. The country is one of the world’s largest oil producers and relies heavily on fossil fuels.

The United Arab Emirates has used events such as the COP28 Climate Summit and the visit of Pope Francis to showcase its power and conceal its plans to increase oil production.

Despite being a major contributor to climate change, the United Arab Emirates has been criticized for its lack of action in combating global warming.

Civil society and human rights defenders have denounced the repression and constant surveillance by the government of the United Arab Emirates. Matthew Hedges’ detention and subsequent release was a emblematic case that highlighted human rights violations in the country.

International human rights organizations have urged the international community to pressure the United Arab Emirates to respect fundamental freedoms.

Despite the controversy, the United Arab Emirates remains a popular tourist destination due to its luxurious resorts and attractive attractions.

The international community continues to closely observe the actions of the United Arab Emirates regarding human rights and climate change.

It is expected that international pressure and increased public awareness will push the UAE government to address these concerns in the future.