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    How Social Media can turn an average person into a ‪‎UAE Criminal‬.
    Detained in Dubai
    • Jul 19, 2016
    • 2 min

    How Social Media can turn an average person into a ‪‎UAE Criminal‬.

    Although we have seen numerous arrests over the years relating to cybercrime, the application of this law to social media insults, is certainly on the increase. If not prosecuted under cybercrime laws specifically, standard criminal law relating to insults will be applied. Take care when using social media in the UAE, taking into account that anything that is posted, is evidence. Comments may be misunderstood or misinterpreted and there is a growing culture of using the polic
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    If you had the same ‪Cybercrime‬ laws in your country, would you be in jail too?
    Detained in Dubai
    • Jul 18, 2016
    • 1 min

    If you had the same ‪Cybercrime‬ laws in your country, would you be in jail too?

    If you had the same ‪‎Cybercrime‬ laws in your country, would you be in jail too? ‪Emirati‬ man sentenced to three months in ‪‎prison‬ and fined for posting a 1 word insulting comment on an ‪Instagram‬ picture. This is a fine example of why the cybercrime legislation needs revision. No one should be‪ jailed‬ over an insulting comment on social media. The National News reports: Man jailed and fined Dh250,000 for insulting brother on Instagram SHARJAH // An Emirati man was fine
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    Jail for Selfies
    Shahid Bolsen
    • May 29, 2016
    • 2 min

    Jail for Selfies

    So, you're on holiday in the UAE, seeing the sights; the beach, Burj Khalifah, your plush hotel cafe...and, naturally, you want to take some selfies. Fill your friends on Facebook and Instagram with envy, right? Unfortunately, even this has become a risky issue in the UAE. You're going to need to take that selfie in a secluded corner of the cafe, or visit Jumeirah Beach at about 5 o'clock in the morning if you want a selfie that includes the sea and sand;because it is a cr
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    Arabian Business Reports: Swedish male model jailed for drugs in Dubai is pardoned
    Detained in Dubai
    • Dec 14, 2015
    • 2 min

    Arabian Business Reports: Swedish male model jailed for drugs in Dubai is pardoned

    A Swedish male model and TV personality who was sentenced to 10 years in jail in Dubai for possessing cocaine has arrived home in Sweden after being pardoned by authorities. Farzan Athari, a 31-year-old Swedish-Iranian, was originally sentenced to life in jail after he was arrested outside his home in Dubai’s Burj Khalifa on May 14, 2013 and found in possession of 21 grams of cocaine in 11 plastic pouches. His sentence was reduced to 10 years upon appeal, after he claimed the
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    Chief Technical Officer Jailed in the UAE since October 2014, without charge or conviction
    Radha Stirling
    • Jul 30, 2015
    • 3 min

    Chief Technical Officer Jailed in the UAE since October 2014, without charge or conviction

    On the 21st of October 2014, Chief Technical Officer of Mobile application company "Duleaf" was detained at Sharjah after having been requested by security services to attend for questioning. Mr Mosaab Ramadan, an Egyptian National had been living in the UAE since 1995. He graduated from the American University of Sharjah in 2010 with a Bachelor of Computer Sciences then worked for a software development company. 10 months on, Mosaab's family can only speculate as to the r
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