Documents released by a UK court examining the legal battle between Princess Haya bint Al-Hussein of Jordan and her former husband, the ruler of Dubai and the PM of the UAE Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum revealed many shocking details about the couple's dispute mostly centered around the Sheihk's relationship with three of his daughters, including Princess Haya's 12-year-old Sheikha Al Jalila.

Wow. Princess Haya claims an arranged marriage was being sought between her daughter Jalila — who is 12 — and Saudi crown prince MBS.



"I have seen what has happened to their sisters and I can’t face the fact that the same might happen to them," she said.https://t.co/MyTNukBQQk — Alison Meuse (@AliTahmizian) March 5, 2020

Upon the Supreme Court's decision to refuse Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid's request to conceal details of the case, many media outlets rushed to report the content as soon as it became public.

The judge has reportedly established that the 70-year-old Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid is guilty of having launched a campaign of intimidation against his ex-wife, the Jordanian princess, by the end of 2018. The princess explained that a gun was twice placed on her pillow with the safety catch off, while a helicopter landed outside her house threatening to transfer her to a remote desert prison.

Princess Haya also accused her former husband of arranging to force their then 11-years old daughter Sheikha Al Jalila to marry the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammad bin Salman. Yet, the judge concluded that this allegation fell "well short of the required standard" of proof.

Additionally, the case included Princess Haya's detailed accounts of the Sheikh's abduction of two of his adult daughters Sheikha Shamsa and Sheikha Latifa in 2000 and 2018, forcing at least one of them to live in a desert jail for years after a failed runaway attempt.

Dubai's billionaire ruler Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al-Maktoum conducted a sustained campaign of fear, intimidation and harassment of his ex-wife, Princess Haya Bint Al-Hussain, a court in London has found https://t.co/3dhLC2brlK — CNN (@CNN) March 6, 2020

Sheikha Latifa had appeared in a 2018 video where she described her relationship with her father as abusive and provided details of her sister's fate since her attempt to escape the family in 2000. Latifa was reportedly abducted somewhere in the Indian ocean trying to escape from her father.

A British judge ruled that Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum had abducted his daughter Sheikha Latifa, when she tried to escape her father’s clutches, and subjected her to inhumane treatment https://t.co/bLYvfaAkIh pic.twitter.com/fgcqiGux4G — Reuters (@Reuters) March 6, 2020

I would like to applause Princess Haya of Jordan. An example of a mother doing whatever it takes to protect her children. She and her children escaped from Dubai and fled to the U.K.



Makes you wonder of the men and women who risked their lives to help.https://t.co/pcwHAwgxI9 — Shant Shiroyan (@shashydoodle) March 7, 2020

Last spring, Princess Haya, 45 managed to leave the UAE with her two kids with the help of foreign aids, arriving at Germany before settling in the UK, the battlefield for her and the Sheikh's legal lawsuit.

In July 2019, the Princess had applied for a forced marriage protection order at the Family Division of the High Court in London.