🇦🇪UAE Legal News

In a monumental stride towards combatting the rampant global issue of corruption, Saudi Arabia, through its Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority, has joined hands with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) to pioneer the establishment of the Riyadh Secure Platform. This platform serves as a pivotal nexus for the exchange of crucial information …

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In a courtroom drama that unfolded on June 12, 2024, Bangladesh’s renowned economist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Muhammad Yunus, found himself at the center of a gripping narrative of corruption allegations. The once-revered figure, credited with pioneering microfinance initiatives that lifted swathes of the population out of poverty, stood indicted alongside 13 others in …

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Kuwait City is set for a visual transformation as new advertising regulations come into play, thanks to the swift actions of the Kuwait Municipality under Ministerial Decree No. 599 of 2023. In a recent statement, Minister of Public Works and Minister of Municipal Affairs Dr. Noura Al-Mashaan emphasized the urgency of these new rules to …

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In a notable move to attract foreign investment, Saudi Arabia is considering a proposal to permit fully foreign-owned law firms to operate within its borders. This initiative, spearheaded by the National Competitiveness Center (NCC), was announced on their X platform, inviting public opinion on the Ministry of Justice’s proposal to amend Article 50 of the …

Saudi Arabia Contemplates Opening Doors to Foreign Law Firms Read More »

In a significant move to regulate the often intrusive practice of telemarketing, the UAE’s Ministry of Economy and the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) have unveiled new resolutions set to take effect in mid-August 2024. These regulations target all licensed companies, including those in free zones, involved in marketing products and services via …

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A Muslim man pushes a pilgrim in a wheelchair as they circle the Kaaba at the Grand Mosque, Mecca, Saudi Arabia, June 9, 2024. REUTERS/Mohammed Torokman In a significant move to enhance services for the upcoming Hajj season, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (MHRSD) has issued 11,715 Ajeer Al-Hajj permits. These …

Saudi Arabia Bolsters Hajj Workforce with New Permits and Visas Read More »

The UAE has unveiled stringent new regulations governing telemarketing practices, imposing penalties ranging from AED 75,000 ($20,419) to AED 150,000 ($40,838) for violations. These measures, issued by the Ministry of Economy and the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA), aim to curb intrusive marketing calls and protect consumer privacy. The rules apply to all …

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In the golden glow of Sausalito’s horizon, where the iconic Golden Gate Bridge stands as a silent witness, a saga unfolded that could only be scripted in the age of digital spectacle and daring exploits. Suk Min Choi, the enigmatic figure known to his legion of online followers as Alex Choi, has long courted fame …

YouTuber’s Wild Helicopter Stunt Lands Him in Legal Hot Water Read More »

As the sacred sands of Mecca prepare to welcome the faithful for the annual Hajj pilgrimage, the Grand Mufti of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Abdulaziz Al Al-Sheikh, has sounded a clarion call for adherence to regulations and official guidance. In a solemn decree echoing from the minarets of the Grand Mosque, Sheikh Al …

Sacred Obligation: Hajj Requires Permit, Saudi Grand Mufti Warns Read More »

In a move that underscores Vietnam’s ongoing struggle with dissent and freedom of expression, authorities have detained two prominent figures known for their outspoken views on Facebook. The arrest of ex-reporter Truong Huy San, aged 62, and lawyer Tran Dinh Trien, aged 65, signals a tightening grip on online speech in the Communist-ruled nation. Official …

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