Human Rights in UAE

The ruling regime in the UAE continues to ignore international human rights demands regarding saving prisoners of conscience from the threat of an outbreak of the new Coronavirus in their prisons. This comes despite the fact that the…
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Emirates Airlines announced the arbitrary reduction of the salaries of most of its employees at a time when it decided to suspend all passenger flights starting from Wednesday to deal with the spread of the novel Coronavirus. The group…
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Fifty-two members of the British Parliament signed a petition condemning human trafficking in the UAE, in the latest international condemnation of Abu Dhabi's human rights record. British MPs called on their country’s government to…
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The United Nations condemned the UAE violations against prisoners of conscience in its prisons, and called on Abu Dhabi to investigate detention conditions that amount to torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. “The…
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The United Nations condemned the UAE violations against prisoners of conscience in its prisons, and called on Abu Dhabi to investigate detention conditions that amount to torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. “The…
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The International Campaign for the Boycott of the Emirates (ICBU) said that visitors to the UAE and Dubai in particular should pay attention to the dangers of possible arbitrary detention on various backgrounds, including activity on social…
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The UAE does not only control most economic centers in Yemen, such as airports, ports, and oil and gas production and export facilities, rather, it extends to gold mining sites and mines in Hadramawt (southeast) and other areas in the south…
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The Egyptian novelist, Ahdaf  Soueif, exposed during her appearance at the opening festival in Abu Dhabi, the human rights violations in the UAE and arbitrary arrests, based on opinion. During her intervention at the festival, Soueif told…
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The ruler of Dubai, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum fears the expansion of the scandal of his legal dispute with his wife fleeing to Europe, Jordanian Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein. Bin Rashid, 70, has launched an appeal to prevent the…
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The worst is yet to come to the Vice President of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, Mohammed bin Rashid after the London Court of Appeal ruled that the two rulings issued in a legal battle between him and his former wife, Princess Haya Bint Al…
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