In photos: the reappearance of Princess Latifa after her captivity

After a video went viral where it was denounced that the princess of the United Arab Emirates, Latifa bin Mohammad al Maktum, daughter of the emir of dubai, Al-Maktum, was forcibly restrained, pictures have emerged where she is seen leading a normal life. Through the accounts of Instagram of her friends we could observe that Captivity From the princess it would have ended.

This week, Latifa could be seen in the Mall of the Emirates (MoE), seated in the cafeteria area with two other women what would they be her friends and with whom he was finally able to meet again. In the image you can see a poster promoting a film which is scheduled to premiere on May 13 of this year, so it would be conclusive proof that the young woman had regained her freedom.

In the other photo you can see the princess with one of the women who accompanied her in the purchases, but this time at the Bice Mare restaurant, located in the skyscraper Burj Khalifa. He just smiles. While in the last image posted to the social network, he was seen with a psychic named Fiona Day.

Although the UN which demanded her immediate release has not yet spoken on the matter, it is presumed that the pressure exerted would have had positive consequences for the princess. The body had demanded that the Emir of the United Arab Emirates “Convincing proof of lifeFrom Latifa, what the Asian country has finally confirmed with the public appearance of the young woman.

It must be remembered that in February, Latifa’s family had to come out at the crossroads of some speculation arising from its location and situation. So, they ensured that the princess was being “Attended at home”, hours after The UN requests proof of life immediately.

Through a video, Princess Latifa said she was isolated in a chalet, without medical or other assistance, watched by two policewomen inside the house and five other officers outside. “I can’t even go out to get some fresh air.”, he assured. “They’re holding me hostage. I am not free … my life is not in my hands … I am worried for my safety “He added to the camera on his cell phone, with apparent calm, but unable to hide his discomfort.

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