Click photo to enlarge FILE - In this Monday, Jan. 14, 2013 file
photo, a Muslim Brotherhood supporter stands in front of a
banner with partial translation of Arabic writing that reads,
"what did the Egyptians do in order to arrest them? freedom for
the honorable men," during an ongoing protest in front of the
UAE embassy, in Cairo, Egypt. Ninety four people went on trial
Monday in the United Arab Emirates on charges of trying to
overthrow the government, the latest in a growing crackdown in
the Gulf nation against perceived political or security threats
inspired by the Arab Spring uprisings. ABU DHABI, United Arab
Emirates—Ninety-four people in the United Arab Emirates pleaded
not guilty to charges of trying to overthrow the government on
Monday, with several telling the court that they had been beaten
and feared for their life while in custody, relatives told The
Associated Press.  Obaid al-Zaabi and Omar al-Mansoori,
relatives of some of the detainees, said several defendants—one
crying— testified about be