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London CNN —Sixty-five more women have come forward with abuse allegations against the late billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed, according to the BBC, following the network’s documentary that detailed testimonies of women who said he sexually assaulted and raped them. Among the dozens of women who contacted the BBC with new accounts of abuse, 37 said they had worked at Harrods, the British broadcaster reported. One said she was assaulted when she was 15 and Al Fayed was 79. Harrods acknowledged that Al Fayed was “intent on abusing his power wherever he operated” and apologized to victims in a statement released at the time. “We are utterly appalled by the allegations of abuse perpetrated by Mohamed Al Fayed,” the company said.
Persons: London CNN —, Mohamed Al Fayed, Al Fayed, , Al, Fayed Organizations: London CNN, BBC, Dubai –, Harrods, Al Locations: Dubai, London, Harrods, United Kingdom, British, Al Fayed’s, Surrey, England
See Dubai flooding from space
  + stars: | 2024-04-22 | by ( Mary Gilbert | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +3 min
CNN —Unprecedented, torrential rainfall plunged parts of the United Arab Emirates underwater last week, bringing life to a standstill in Dubai and elsewhere. NASA NASA Images taken over the Jebel Ali area, located on the southern outskirts of Dubai, capture the area before and after historic flooding. The flooding shown is in the southernmost portion of Dubai, but the city’s highly urbanized central hub isn’t captured. The torrential rain was associated with a larger storm system last week traversing the Arabian Peninsula and moving across the Gulf of Oman. A warmer atmosphere is able to soak up more moisture like a towel and then ring it out in the form of torrential rainfall.
Persons: Abu Dhabi Organizations: CNN, United, United Arab Emirates, Dubai, UAE, NASA, United States Geological Survey, NASA NASA Locations: United Arab, Dubai, UAE, , Abu Dhabi, Jebel Ali, Gulf of Oman, Oman
CNN —A year’s worth of rain unleashed immense flash flooding in Dubai Tuesday as roads turned into rivers and rushing water inundated homes and businesses. Shocking video showed the tarmac of Dubai International Airport – recently crowned the second-busiest airport in the world – underwater as massive aircraft attempt to navigate floodwaters. A vehicle drives through deep floodwaters in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Tuesday. Jon Gambrell/APDubai – like the rest of the United Arab Emirates – has a hot and dry climate. Cars drive through a flooded street in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Tuesday.
Persons: Dubai International Airport –, Jon Gambrell, United Arab Emirates –, Abdel Hadi Ramahi Organizations: CNN, Dubai International Airport, , United Arab Emirates, United Nations, AP Dubai –, United Locations: Dubai, United Arab, Gulf of Oman, Oman, Iran
CNN —The European Court of Human Rights will hear an “unprecedented” lawsuit on Wednesday, brought by six young people against 32 European countries accusing them of failing to tackle the human-caused climate crisis. It is the first climate case to be filed with the European Court of Human Rights and is the largest of a total of three climate lawsuits the court is hearing. If it passes procedural hurdles, the court could rule that states do not have human rights obligations when it comes to climate change. “That could be very damaging to other similar cases,” said Michael B. Gerrard, director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia Law School. Climate litigation is an important tool, said Catherine Higham, coordinator of the Climate Change Laws of the World project at the London School of Economics.
Persons: David, , Gearóid Ó Cuinn, , Catarina Mota, Mota, Cláudia Duarte Agostinho, Pablo Blazquez Dominguez, André dos Santos, , Martim Duarte, Cláudia Duarte, Mariana Duarte, Marcelo Engenheiro, Michael B, Gerrard, ” Ó Cuinn, ” Gerrard, Gerry Liston, Liston, Catherine Higham Organizations: CNN, European, of Human, Global, Getty, Union, Sabin, Climate, Columbia Law School, London School of Economics, United Nations Locations: Portugal, GLAN, Pedrogao Grande, Leiria district, Norway, Russia, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, Greece –, Europe, Dubai
Sursa foto: libertatea.roCompania Emirates anunță că va transporta gratuit echipamente medicale şi ajutoare în IndiaCompania aeriană Emirates sare în ajutorul Indiei, țară devastată de al doilea val al pandemiei, și anunţă că va transporta gratuit echipamente medicale şi ajutoare în această țară, potrivit News. Emirates va pune la dispoziţia organizaţiilor internaţionale spaţiu în cală pentru toate zborurile sale către nouă oraşe din India. „Suntem alături de poporul indian şi vom face tot ce putem pentru a ajuta India să se pună din nou pe picioare. De asemenea, în ultimele săptămâni, Emirates Sky Cargo a mai transportat medicamente şi echipamente medicale în India, scrie libertatea.ro. De la începutul pandemiei și până acum, India a raportat peste 240.000 de decese asociate COVID-19 și 22,3 milioane de infectări, la o populație de 1,4 miliarde de locuitori.
Persons: News . Emirates, Ahmed bin, . Sâmbătă Organizations: India Compania, News, Sky Cargo Locations: India, Indiei, oraşe, Emirates, destinaţii, Dubai, Britanie, Germania, SUA, România
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