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UAE: Up to Dh10 million fine, possible jail time for spreading rumors and committing e-crimes
In a social media post on Thursday, May 19, the UAE Public Prosecution announced stricter penalties imposed for electronic blackmailing…
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‘Heed the laws of the host country’ – Congen tells OFWs
Consul General Paul Raymund Cortes said overstaying overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in the UAE, who have been given another chance…
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Man in UAE jailed, fined Dh20,000 for insulting fiancée on WhatsApp
A man in Abu Dhabi was sentenced to 60 days in jail and ordered to pay Dh20,000 fine after calling…
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No need to secure permit for personal use regular medicine in UAE
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) clarified that residents and tourists, including overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), who are entering…
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Up to Dh1 million fine for violating this UAE law
The next time you see news or any information online that seems too good or too complicated to be true,…
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UAE police remind motorists not to take videos of rain while on road
As rains continue to hit several parts of the UAE, the Abu Dhabi Police issued a warning against recording the…
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KNOW THE LAW: Don’t be too affectionate with your partner in public
With its magnificent landscape, many foreigners fall in love with the beauty of the UAE. Although it’s a poetic and…
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KNOW THE LAW: Do you have a noisy neighbor in your flat?
Imagine returning to your flat after a long day at work. While lying on bed, your next door flatmate suddenly…
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KNOW THE LAW: Is eating allowed on public transport in UAE?
Eating a bag of crisps, chewing gum, and drinking water or coffee on public transport, whether on the Metro or…
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KNOW THE LAW: Why you should be extra careful when taking selfies in UAE
With the breathtaking beauty of the UAE, no wonder overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) take selfies left and right. But the…
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