🇦🇪UAE Legal News

In the heart of Bahrain, a quiet revolution is underway as old norms meet new regulations. Labour Minister Jameel Humaidan unveils forthcoming amendments to the 2012 Private Sector Employment Law, promising enhanced accommodations for workers. Under these proposals, employers must disclose staff living arrangements and submit to inspections to ensure adherence to prescribed standards. Echoing …

Modernizing Bahrain: Enhancing Labour Standards and Revamping Markets Read More »

In the intricate web of travel bans weaving through Kuwait, recent statistics unveiled by the Enforcement Department’s Travel Ban Section at the Ministry of Justice have illuminated noteworthy trends impacting both Kuwaiti citizens and expatriates. The shadow of restriction falls heavy, with approximately 16,000 travel bans casting their net over wanderlust-stricken souls during the months …

Navigating Kuwait’s Travel Ban Landscape: A Deep Dive into Statistics Read More »

Amidst the labyrinth of corporate law, Tesla and its enigmatic leader Elon Musk are embarking on a daring journey, wielding an obscure weapon from Delaware’s legal arsenal to breathe life back into Musk’s jaw-dropping $56 billion compensation agreement. In a move that legal pundits deem audacious, the electric vehicle titan is now navigating uncharted waters, …

Tesla’s Bold Legal Maneuver to Resurrect Musk’s Staggering Pay Package Read More »

In a resolute declaration, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos stood firm against the International Criminal Court’s scrutiny of his predecessor’s contentious anti-narcotics campaign. Amidst the backdrop of a lingering drug war, which has claimed thousands of lives since its inception under Rodrigo Duterte’s administration, Marcos adamantly refused to entertain the notion of surrendering Duterte to the …

Marcos Firm: Defiant Stance Against ICC Regarding Duterte’s Drug War Read More »

The streets of Manhattan buzzed with anticipation as the motorcade carrying former US President Donald Trump embarked on its journey towards the New York Criminal Court. This marked a pivotal moment in American history, as Trump became the first ex-president to face criminal prosecution. Accusations loomed heavily over the 77-year-old, who stood accused of manipulating …

Trump Heads to New York Court Amidst Historic Legal Battle Read More »

Miami, Florida—A fervent crowd gathered outside the Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. U.S. Courthouse, their demands echoing through the streets, insistent on nothing short of the “maximum sentence.” Victor Manuel Rocha, once the esteemed US Ambassador to Bolivia, now stood in the glaring spotlight of justice’s wrath. The echoes of espionage that haunted the corridors of …

Justice Served: Former Ambassador’s Decades-Long Espionage Unveiled Read More »

In the rich tapestry of religious endeavors within the UAE, the quest to establish private Quran classes is not without its challenges. An intricate web of laws and regulations weaves its way through the landscape, ensuring the sanctity and legality of such noble pursuits. Aspiring educators, eager to impart the sacred teachings of the Quran, …

Navigating the Path to Establishing Private Quran Classes in the UAE Read More »

In a decisive move to uphold residency, labor, and border security regulations, the Ministry of Interior in Saudi Arabia conducted a series of intensive campaigns across the nation from April 4 to 10, 2024. The result? The apprehension of a staggering 20,667 individuals found in violation. Of these, a significant portion—14,805—were caught for residency violations, …

Crackdown in the Kingdom: Saudi Interior Ministry Apprehends Thousands in Sweep Read More »

In a sweeping campaign, the Transport General Authority (TGA) of Saudi Arabia has unleashed a crackdown on unlicensed passenger transport activities plaguing the kingdom’s major airports. During the holy month of Ramadan, the TGA identified a staggering 2,194 violations, leading to the confiscation of 1,217 vehicles and the unmasking of 126 persistent offenders. The TGA’s …

Transport Authority’s Ramadan Sweep: Over 1,200 Vehicles Seized in Crackdown Read More »

In a striking turn of events, the saga of Keith Berman, the 70-year-old chief executive of a U.S. biotechnology company, culminated in a severe verdict: seven years behind bars. The gravity of his misdeeds echoed through the corridors of justice, as he stood convicted of orchestrating a deceitful scheme that preyed on the fears and …

Biotech CEO’s Deception: 7-Year Sentence for COVID Test Fraud Read More »