Serious irregularities committed by UAE in Rashid Hussain’s deportation case – Abdullah Abbas Baloch

Abdullah Abbas Baloch, the General Secretary of a human rights group BHRO, has said that the UAE government has committed serious irregularities in Rashid Hussain’s deportation case.

In a series of tweets, Mr. Baloch revealed that Rashid Hussain was deported by UAE on 22nd June 2019 but the news came to the attention of media only on 3rd July 2019. “There has been no official confirmation of the deportation by state officials yet,” Mr. Baloch said.

Rashid Hussain, a Baloch human rights activist, was detained incommunicado by UAE authorities since December last year.

General Secretary of BHRO, who has been actively involved in the campaign to stop Rashid Hussain’s deportation, further said that Rashid Hussain was not given his legal rights in UAE to resist extradition.

Abdullah Abbas further added that the claims by Pakistani police by linking Rashid Hussain to Chinese consulate attack in Karachi completely contradict with evidence.

“Political nature of Rashid Hussain case was ignored. He was nominated falsely by the requesting state for criticizing the policies of political and military regime of the state requesting the extradition,” Mr. Baloch said.

He further added that Rashid Hussain has not been produced before the courts by Pakistan since his extradition on 22nd June 2019.

The General Secretary of BHRO said that UAE is equally responsible for Rashid Hussain’s disappearance, ill treatment and in case anything happens to him.