New Interpol president is an Emirati general accused of overseeing torture

Global police agency Interpol has elected UAE Inspector General Ahmed Naser al-Raisi as its new president, flouting concerns by human rights groups about the country's rights record.

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CNNLean Left· Nov 25, 2021· ran in 3 outlets

New Interpol president is an Emirati general accused of overseeing torture

InsiderLean Left· Nov 25, 2021

A UAE official accused of torture has been elected president of Interpol

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Local News 8Center· Nov 25, 2021

New Interpol president is an Emirati general accused of overseeing torture

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New Interpol president is an Emirati general accused of overseeing torture

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The GuardianLean Left· Nov 25, 2021

Interpol’s president: alleged torturer rises as symbol of UAE soft power

The GuardianLean Left· Nov 25, 2021

Interpol appoints Emirati general accused of torture as president

Al JazeeraLean Left· Nov 25, 2021

Emirati general accused of torture elected Interpol president

The Times of IsraelLean Left· Nov 25, 2021

Emirati general accused of torture picked as new president of Interpol

Deutsche WelleLean Left· Nov 25, 2021

Interpol elects new president despite torture accusations | DW

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France 24Center· Nov 25, 2021

Emirati general accused of torture appointed head of Interpol

France 24Center· Nov 25, 2021

Interpol elects Emirati general accused of torture as new president

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