She denies murder and says she acted in self-defence as the court waits for witness evidence.
Brooke George, 23, remains in detention in Dubai after a court adjourned her murder trial until October 28, following her arrest in June after the death of William Treeby.
George claims she acted in self-defense after Treeby became "increasingly controlling and abusive," alleging she grabbed a kitchen knife "within her grasp" during a struggle on June 22.
Her mother, Tess, said the 23-year-old is "suffering terribly" in overcrowded conditions at a police station notorious for Human Rights violations, adding she is "utterly terrified" about her daughter's wellbeing.
Advocacy group Detained in Dubai is supporting the family, with founder Radha Stirling stating, "Whatever the allegations, she is entitled to humane treatment," while the FCDO confirmed contact with authorities.
If convicted of premeditated murder, George faces the death penalty in the United Arab Emirates; supporters continue to call for her release on bail while legal proceedings remain ongoing.
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