16.09.2025 10:50
The scandalous details of the disgusting parties known as "Porta Potty" in Dubai have emerged. A young woman, deceived by the promise of job opportunities, recounted being forced to drink urine, eat feces, and engage in violent acts.
The details of the disgusting parties organized in Dubai, known on social media as "Porta Potty," which promise a luxurious life and high earnings, have come to light. According to a report by The Tab, a young woman speaking in the BBC Eye documentary recounted her horrific experiences, drawing attention back to these scandals.
TAKEN UNDER THE PRETEXT OF A JOB OFFER
The woman, whose identity is kept secret, stated that she was taken to Dubai under the pretext of a legitimate job opportunity but was later forced into humiliating acts. She mentioned that she was initially promised luxury accommodation, expensive gifts, and the chance to meet wealthy individuals, but soon saw the dark side of the job.
EVERY DETAIL WAS NAUSEATING
According to the documentary, women at these parties are asked to drink urine, eat feces, and participate in sexual acts. It was claimed that victims were often encouraged to resist and cry, and that these moments were even recorded. One victim recounted how a client bought her an ice cream cone, defecated into it, and then forced her to eat it.
In another incident, it was alleged that the hosts offered £3,000 for gang rape, violence, and urination on the face, and an additional £1,000 for feeding feces.
RACIST ATTITUDES
The woman also claimed that she was kept in poor conditions and when she tried to report to the police, she was turned away with the remark, "You Africans are causing trouble." This situation highlighted that the incidents involved not only sexual abuse but also an ethnic discrimination aspect.
BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT AFTER THE UKRAINIAN MODEL
The revelations resurfaced after Ukrainian model Maria Kovalchuk was found severely injured by the roadside in Dubai earlier this year. Kovalchuk's mother stated that her daughter had been subjected to similar abuses. Speaking to Russian news sources, Kovalchuk explained that after a wild party at a hotel in Dubai, the privileged children of wealthy Russian and Ukrainian businessmen tortured her, and after trying to escape, she was caught, beaten, and thrown from a height by the suspects.
Although the BBC documentary revealed that some organizers are based in Uganda and Dubai, no clear identities have been disclosed yet. While there are individuals denying the allegations, the identities of the victims and perpetrators remain uncertain as no official investigation has been initiated.