By Samir Salama Associate Editor Gulf News, May 2, 2012 Domestic workers get more protection from exploitation Bill seeks to regulate employer-employee contract as per international rules Abu Dhabi: In a bid to ensure decent working…
Source: gulfnews.com By Janice Ponce de Leon, Staff Reporter Published: 00:00 July 10, 2012 Dubai: Expatriate physicians who work full-time at any Ministry of Health (MOH) government facility will no longer be allowed to work…
Source: gulfnews.com by bassam za’za’, legal and court correspondent Published: 00:00 July 9, 2012 Dubai: An employee was jailed for one year for kidnapping a woman but was acquitted of trying to rape her in a…
Source: emirates247.com Dubai customs authorities made much more drug seizures in the first quarter of 2012 although dealers resorted to new techniques, including post cards, neck ties and mobile phones, to avert being caught.
Woman on trial ‘for forging passport’ by: Marie Nammour / 28 June 2012 khaleejtimes.com DUBAI – A Filipina woman allegedly got a false birth certificate made for a child she conceived out of wedlock, by…
By Bassam Za’Za’, Legal and Court Correspondent gulfnews.com Dubai: An engineer joyfully hugged his wife and daughter on Tuesday outside a courtroom when he heard that a judge had dismissed his case of stealing a…
Source: gulfnews.com Dubai: Several women working for a Dubai company that offers part-time maid services are complaining that they’re being made to work long hours for low salaries while their boss is allegedly raking in money…
By Bassam Za’za’, Legal and Court Correspondent gulfnews.com Dubai: A visitor found himself unintentionally involved in a suspected murder case and had to admit that he’s homosexual and had consensual sex with another man, who…
By Bassam Za’za’, Legal and Court Correspondent gulfnews.com Published:May 18, 2012 Three accused of gang-raping woman Men charged with impersonating police officers, kidnapping a waitress and molesting her.