“The findings represent a total abuse of trust, and indeed an abuse of power to a significant extent,” Judge Andrew McFarlane, President of the Family Division in England and Wales, said in his ruling.“I have always denied the allegations made against me and I continue to do so,” he said in a statement.
Once the hacking was uncovered, NSO cancelled its contract with the UAE, Haya’s lawyers said. The Israeli firm said it could not immediately comment on the case, but said it took action if it received evidence of misuse of Pegasus.Mohammed is regarded as the visionary force behind Dubai’s ascent into a global commercial hub. He has sought to burnish the Gulf city’s reputation on issues such as human rights and equality.
In a judgment released on Wednesday, McFarlane ruled that the children should live with their mother.In a ruling published last March, the judge concluded that Mohammed had subjected Haya to a campaign of intimidation which made her fear for her life. “As the previous findings of fact establish, the father, who is the head of government of the UAE, is prepared to use the arm of the state to achieve what he regards as right,” he said.
Saudi Arabia and Jordan were amongst a host of other countries that could have been behind it, his legal team said.McFarlane dismissed those suggestions, saying the idea it could be Jordan was “so insubstantial as to be without consequence” and was critical of how the sheik had instructed his lawyers to act on his behalf.
Expert cyber analysis revealed that on one occasion 265 megabytes of data were downloaded from Haya’s phone, the equivalent of 24 hours of voice recording or 500 photos.
And this the guy who spends millions on thoroughbreds
Ii would care if google wasn't doing it legally
makes you wonder how many murders and missing people he is responsible for ?!?!
Another Middle East terrorist?
BAD BOY...
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