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In a recent nationwide inspection blitz, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Interior has unearthed a staggering 19,817 violations spanning residency, border security, and labor laws. The campaign, which ran from July 11 to July 17, 2024, aimed to enforce stringent regulations across the Kingdom. Of the total infractions, 12,436 were related to residency issues, 4,881 pertained …

Saudi Arabia Cracks Down: Over 19,000 Violations Uncovered in Recent Sweep Read More »

In a decisive ruling, Justice M.A. Savage of the Lagos State High Court has mandated that three commercial banks lift restrictions on accounts held by Energen Oil and Gas Limited and Applause Global Services Nig, Ltd. The court’s order comes after the companies accused Providus Bank Limited and its CEO, Walter Akpani, of flouting earlier …

Court Demands Immediate Access: Nigerian Banks Ordered to Lift Account Restrictions Read More »

In a strategic move aimed at revolutionizing inmate reform and integration, the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department’s Correctional and Rehabilitation Policies Committee recently convened to assess the implementation of its digital initiatives across facilities. Led by ADJD Under-Secretary Counselor Yousef Saeed Al Abri, the meeting scrutinized operational procedures, drawing insights from global best practices to enhance …

Overhauling Rehabilitation: ADJD Advances Digital Integration for Correctional Facilities Read More »

In a significant diplomatic stride, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have embarked on a collaborative journey to bolster their judicial frameworks. Striking a chord of unity in Riyadh, Saudi Justice Minister Walid Al-Samaani and his Qatari counterpart, Ibrahim bin Ali Al-Mohannadi, convened to chart a course of enhanced legal cooperation. Amidst the backdrop of Saudi Arabia’s …

Enhancing Legal Ties: Saudi Arabia and Qatar Forge New Paths in Judicial Cooperation Read More »

In a bid to fortify legal safeguards, Saudi Arabia’s Public Prosecution has directed oversight and investigative bodies involved in cases under the witness and whistleblower protection framework to uphold strict confidentiality. This directive ensures that identities and addresses remain undisclosed in all official communications and records, responding promptly to requests for anonymity when required. Highlighting …

Enhanced Protection Measures for Witnesses and Whistleblowers in Saudi Arabia Read More »

In a move to modernize and invigorate community involvement, the Sharjah Executive Council (SEC) has issued a transformative decision to amend the organizational regulations of parent councils. This decision, marking a significant update from the original SEC Decision No. 18 of 2017, aims to enhance the councils’ services and expand their roles across various sectors. …

 Sharjah’s Bold Move: Revamping Parent Councils for a New Era Read More »

Beneath the shimmering skyline of Riyadh, a landmark moment in global economic policy was taking shape. The General Authority for Competition (GAC) of Saudi Arabia made a significant impact at the 22nd Expert Group Meeting on Competition Law and Policy, organized by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Geneva. Held from …

Saudi Arabia Takes Center Stage at Global UNCTAD Meeting on Competition Law Read More »

In a decisive legal blow, a Moroccan court has upheld a ruling demanding e&’s subsidiary to compensate Casablanca-based Wana Corporate with a hefty $626 million. The legal saga, stemming from allegations of anti-competitive practices, has ensnared e&’s majority-owned Maroc Telecom, leaving shareholders reeling from the upheld decision by the Casablanca Court of Appeal. Expressing dismay …

Court Upholds Moroccan Ruling Against UAE Telco, Orders $626 Million Payout Read More »

In a scathing rebuke, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has denounced the legal proceedings against Imran Khan, founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), labeling his detention and prosecution in the Toshakhana and cipher cases as devoid of legal foundation and politically motivated. The report, released recently, casts serious doubts on the legitimacy of …

Unjustly Targeted: UN Report Slams Imran Khan’s Prosecution as Politically Driven Read More »

In a landmark decision, a Moroccan appeals court has upheld a staggering 6.3 billion dirham fine against Maroc Telecom, sending shockwaves through the telecom industry. The ruling stems from allegations by Inwi, a prominent competitor, accusing Maroc Telecom of unfair market practices dating back to 2021. Inwi, under the stewardship of private investment fund Al …

Court Upholds Record Fine Against Maroc Telecom in Landmark Antitrust Case Read More »