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ETISALAT, UAE, seek justice after alleged fraud

ETISALAT, no doubt, is a governmental body into fraudulent practices with a total lack of transparency, inherent in an autocratic rule. With a contrast of approach to various legal situations, do they stand justified in seeking justice after all? Or in their attempt to hold someone else accountable when the tide has turned against them, as happened in India? Full Text



UAE_Mansoor.jpgImprisonment in itself is a very torturous word, and its meaning further intensifies if you are lodged in prisons on the contrary to the Law and Judicial decisions of the highest Court in the country. This site brings you word-to-word account of what goes behind the walls of some of famous (infamous) prisons of UAE.

Lots of blogs and websites have been dedicated to the inmates lodged at various prisons across the world. There are very few chronicles which document the life of prisoners lodged in various... Read more


Many democracies have allowed their ties with repressive allies to temper their support for human rights in the Arab Spring protests, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report 2012. For reasons of principle and long-term interest, governments should stand firm with the people of the Middle East and North Africa when they demand their basic rights and work to ensure the transition to genuine democracies.

The 676-page report, Human Rights Watch’s annual review of human rights practices,....View Features


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



UAE Tries to Muffle Critical Human Rights Report

Officials in the United Arab Emirates have attempted to prevent a leading rights group from publicizing a report that criticizes the UAE's record on free speech.    Read More >>

UAE strips six of citizenship citing security threat

The United Arab Emirates has revoked the citizenship of six nationals whom it said posed a threat to national security, but the men said they were being punished for demanding political reform in the oil-rich monarchy   Read More >>

Freed UAE Activists Vow to Press Reform Campaign

Abu Dhabi: Seven months in prison for signing an internet petition is not stopping five United Arab Emirates activists from pressing for reforms. Just after they were convicted, pardoned and released, they vowed to campaign for more freedom in the ti...   Read More >>

UAE: Prison Sentence for Activists an Attack on Free Expression

Today the Emirati government has shown that its rulers can tolerate no criticism. Luxury high-rises and international museums or universities can’t whitewash a government that jails citizens who call for peaceful reform. Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle Ea...   Read More >>
UAE BLOG
February 29th
The greed of the devil for making money by corrupting individuals, corporations or even a country is a never ending process; and its activities are spreading over the entire universe. UAE’s state owned Telecommunication Corporation, ETISALAT, has filed ci...
February 21st
During the Arab Spring, the Internet and cellphone technology have been used to mobilise, organize, and campaign for political change. Some IT companies have taken the commendable step of devising innovative tools to support dissidents, bloggers, and writ...
February 3rd
The Human Rights Watch, a New-York based group called the World Nations especiallly on West to end ‘Arab exception’ that support Arab autocratic rulers for the sake of “stability” while turning a blind eye to their repressive policies. The Arab Spring ...

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