Robert Pether's release from Iraqi detention

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1. 12 de out. UTC

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• The Nationalthenationalnews.com9

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 03:45 UTC
  2. Dubai resident leaves Iraq after being detained for five years12 de out. UTC
  3. Robert Pether shouldn't have been tried by Iraq court, says Australian government26 de out. UTC
  4. UN calls for release of Australian engineer detained in Iraq29 de mar. UTC
  5. Robert Pether 'extremely malnourished' after four years in Iraqi jail6 de jun. UTC
  6. Robert Pether: Family plead for justice on fourth anniversary of ...7 de abr. UTC
  7. New hope for families of Dubai residents jailed in Iraq16 de jun. UTC
  8. Robert Pether 'will die if put back in jail' says wife of Dubai resident held in Iraq since 202124 de set. UTC
  9. Australian engineer Rob Pether sentenced to five years in jail by Iraqi court25 de ago. UTC
  10. Australian engineer jailed in Iraq in 'good condition', Justice Ministry says8 de set. UTC
• Iraq Business News | All the latest business news from Iraqiraq-businessnews.com4

  1. Engineers Jailed for 5 Years in Iraqi Contract Dispute | Iraq Business News27 de ago. UTC
  2. UN: Arbitrary Detention of Foreign Businessmen in Iraq | Iraq Business News30 de mar. UTC
  3. Fresh Doubt Cast on Conviction of Foreign Businessmen in Iraq | Iraq Business News30 de abr. UTC
  4. Businessmen Jailed in Iraq reach 3-year Milestone | Iraq Business News9 de abr. UTC
• SBS Newssbs.com.au41 vídeo

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 03:26 UTC
  2. Robert Pether's family speaks as Australian released from Iraq after post-prison limbo12 de out. UTC
  3. Australian detained in Iraq returning home five years after arrest
  4. Robert Pether: Australian jailed in Iraqi's letter after three years behind bars6 de abr. UTC
  5. Russian drones hit Ukraine power station after 'energy ceasefire' | SBS speaks to Estonia diplomat12 de out. UTC · vídeo
• ohchr.org3

  1. Advance Edited Version
  2. Excellency, We have the honour to address you in our capacity as Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; Working Group on Arbitrary Detention; Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions and Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, pursuant to Human Rights Council resolutions 52/7, 51/8, 53/4 and 51/21. In this connection, we would like to bring to the attention of your Excellency’s Government information we have received concerning Mr. Robert Pether, a national of Australia, and a resident of Ireland, deprived of liberty in Iraq since April 2021, and the subject of Working Group on Arbitrary Detention’s (WGAD) Opinion No. 70/2021. Mr. Pether, 50 years old, is allegedly being held in conditions of detention that are considered to fall below international standards regarding the requirements of humane and dignified treatment of all persons deprived of their liberty. As a result, his health status is reported to be rapidly deteriorating. We therefore request that Iraq address his health situation without delay in order to help protect his life and preserve his health, and avoid irreparable harm, including potentially fatal consequences. We further remind the Government of Iraq that its unlawful under international law to arrest, prosecute and/or keep detained any individual for the purpose of leveraging another entity, as such conduct may constitute not only wrongful detention but also hostage-taking. According to the information already on the record as of November 2021: Mr. Pether was the lead engineer of CME Consulting, an engineering company based in the United Arab Emirates. The company was responsible for the construction of the new headquarters of the Central Bank of Iraq. When a contractual dispute between CME Consulting and the Central Bank of Iraq emerged concerning an alleged failure in executing
  3. Opinions adopted by the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention | OHCHR
• the Guardiantheguardian.com3

  1. Australian engineer Robert Pether sentenced to five years in Iraqi prison after dispute with central bank | Australia news26 de ago. UTC
  2. ‘Enforced disappearance’: Iraq’s jailing of Australian Robert Pether is arbitrary detention, UN finds | Australia news29 de mar. UTC
  3. Iraq’s central bank to blame for dispute behind jailing of Australian Robert Pether, tribunal finds | Iraq9 de jun. UTC
• The Irish Timesirishtimes.com3

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 06:04 UTC
  2. Australian engineer Robert Pether heading home to Ireland after Iraq detention12 de out. UTC
  3. Irish resident handed five-year sentence in Iraq for unspecified conviction26 de ago. UTC
  4. UN group backs calls for release of Irish resident held in Iraq28 de mar. UTC
• ABC listenabc.net.au2

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 02:56 UTC
  2. Australian engineer Robert Pether allowed to leave Iraq five years after arrest - ABC News12 de out. UTC
  3. Family of jailed Australian Robert Pether fear he will die behind bars, as fresh charges loom in Iraq - ABC News16 de jan. UTC
• 7NEWS7news.com.au1

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 05:24 UTC
  2. Australian engineer Robert Pether departs Iraq five years after arrest12 de out. UTC
• BBC Newsbbc.com1

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 03:42 UTC
  2. Robert Pether: Australian detained in Iraq for years on his way home12 de out. UTC
• Crikeycrikey.com.au1

  1. Lawyer for Robert Pether, imprisoned in Iraq, slams foreign affairs17 de jan. UTC
• extra.ie1

  1. Roscommon family devastated as father is jailed for 5 years in Iraq
• independent.ie1

  1. Engineer Robert Pether returns home to Ireland five years after arrest in Iraq | Irish Independent
• POD HOSTAGE DIPLOMACYpodhostagediplomacy.com1

  1. SITREP Pod: Free Robert Pether, Australian held in Iraq
• RTE.ierte.ie1

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 05:16 UTC
  2. Robert Pether returning to Ireland after Iraqi detention12 de out. UTC
• The Canberra Timescanberratimes.com.au1

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 04:22 UTC
  2. Australian engineer detained in Iraq granted release | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT12 de out. UTC
• The Sydney Morning Heraldsmh.com.au1Primeiro

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 02:17 UTC
  2. Robert Pether released from Iraqi prison after Central Bank of Iraq dispute12 de out. UTC
• TheJournal.iethejournal.ie1

  1. Primeira notícia 12 de out. 08:52 UTC
  2. Australian engineer Robert Pether returning home to Ireland after five years in Iraqi jail12 de out. UTC