Tori Towey, a 28-year-old Irish flight attendant detained in Dubai for attempted suicide and alcohol consumption after an alleged domestic violence incident, has had her travel ban lifted. Irish Taoiseach Simon Harris announced that the Irish embassy would assist Towey in returning home and continue to monitor her case. The case was brought to the forefront by Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald, who criticized the treatment of Towey under UAE laws. Towey's mother is currently with her in Dubai, and the family is being supported by the advocacy group Detained in Dubai. Harris emphasized that Towey is a victim of gender-based violence, not a criminal, and pledged continued diplomatic efforts to ensure her safe return to Ireland.