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Woman verbally assaulted victim at a book fair while going live on social media

Question: I am reaching out to you as I am seeing many contradictory reports about my query. Are free calling apps allowed in the UAE? Am I allowed to use ..

The Criminal Investigation Department of Sharjah Police (SP) warned members of the public against misusing social networking sites, by going against public morals or behaviours that affect others and lead to defamation through abusive expressions, such as

SHARJAH, 11th January, 2023 (WAM) -- The Criminal Investigation Department of Sharjah Police (SP) warned members of the public against misusing social networking sites, by going against public morals or behaviours that affect others and lead to defamation through abusive expressions, such as insults, which harm and damage a person's reputation, honour and social status.Colonel Omar Ahmed Abu Al Zawd, Director of the Criminal Investigation Department at Sharjah Police (SP), pointed out the n...

The Criminal Investigation Department of Sharjah Police (SP) has warned members of the public against misusing social networking sites, by going against pu..

The Criminal Investigation Department of Sharjah Police (SP) warned members of the public against misusing social networking sites, by going against public morals or behaviours that affect others and lead to defamation through abusive expressions, such as insults, which harm and damage a person's reputation, honour and social status.

The move by the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD), in collaboration with “Majalis” Abu Dhabi at the Citizens and Community Affairs Office of the Presidential Court, to hold an awareness-raising lecture on “Cybercrime and its Dangers to Society” is in the right direction. The step is part of ADJD’s efforts to promote legal awareness among

Public awareness lecture organised by Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, Majalis Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi Judicial Department‘s lectures explain how to stay safe from online threats

Public Prosecution warns against receiving benefits for publishing illegal content