National Anti Narcotics Authority (Video)

The United Arab Emirates maintains one of the world's strictest anti-narcotics regimes, with severe penalties for drug possession, use, and trafficking under Federal Decree-Law No. 30 of 2021. Understanding the legal framework is critical for residents and visitors alike, as even small quantities of controlled substances can result in imprisonment, substantial fines, deportation, and permanent entry bans. Recent amendments have introduced limited administrative pathways for certain cases, but the consequenc

Dubai alcohol laws combine federal decriminalization in authorized places with emirate-level rules and strict commercial licensing. Dubai has a comparatively liberal system for personal consumption, but that does not permit public drinking, under-21 supply, or unlicensed sale, manufacture, transport, or distribution.

Drug possession and personal use in the UAE are governed by Federal Decree-Law No. (30) of 2021 on Combating Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances, as amended (the “Narcotics Law“), in force since 2 January 2022.

Financial crime investigations in the UAE are subject to a strict legal and regulatory framework, including Federal Decree-Law No. 10 of 2025 on Combating Money Laundering Crimes, Combating the Financing of Terrorism...

Theft is said to occur when the intentional misappropriation of property happens. Theft is thus commonly defined as "the action or crime of stealing, in which a person intentionally takes personal property...

Facing a criminal case in the UAE can be overwhelming, especially when it involves arrest or detention. One of the most common concerns is whether a person can be released while the case is ongoing.

Theft is an unlawful way of taking and expelling another's property with the intent of keeping it without his consent.

UAE defamation law carries severe criminal penalties including imprisonment, substantial fines, and mandatory deportation for expatriates. Understanding how truth alone fails as a defense, why private messages hold the same legal weight as public posts, and how employers face liability for employee actions is critical for anyone living or working in the Emirates.

Breach of trust crime in the UAE carries severe penalties including imprisonment up to three years, substantial fines, and automatic deportation for foreign nationals. Understanding the legal framework, documentation requirements, and proper channels for filing complaints is essential for protecting business interests and pursuing both criminal prosecution and civil compensation for financial losses.

Dubai Police offer an online criminal complaint service through their website and mobile application. This comprehensive guide walks through the digital filing process, from selecting the correct police station and case type to uploading supporting documents and understanding what happens after submission.

For many expatriate workers in the UAE, handing over a passport to an employer may seem routine, but it is strictly prohibited under UAE law.

Theft is said to occur when the intentional misappropriation of property happens. Theft is thus commonly defined as "the action or crime of stealing, in which a person intentionally takes personal property...

A travel ban, in common terms, means restricting an individual who is inside the country to exit the country and prohibiting an individual who is outside the country to enter or re-enter the country.

Theft is an unlawful way of taking and expelling another's property with the intent of keeping it without his consent.

Child custody is an important consideration when spouses are getting divorced. While divorce in itself is a tough situation to be in, when there are children involved, it becomes a harder situation.

UAE defamation law carries severe criminal penalties including imprisonment, substantial fines, and mandatory deportation for expatriates. Understanding how truth alone fails as a defense, why private messages hold the same legal weight as public posts, and how employers face liability for employee actions is critical for anyone living or working in the Emirates.

Workplace harassment is a critical issue that affects employees' well-being and can lead to a toxic work environment.

Breach of trust crime in the UAE carries severe penalties including imprisonment up to three years, substantial fines, and automatic deportation for foreign nationals. Understanding the legal framework, documentation requirements, and proper channels for filing complaints is essential for protecting business interests and pursuing both criminal prosecution and civil compensation for financial losses.

"The freedom of movement and residence will be granted within limits of laws" quotes from Article 29 of the UAE constitution offers freedom and simultaneously curtail it on the basis of law.

The UAE government, primarily through the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) and the Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 Regarding the Regulation of Employment Relationships...