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ARTICLE · 19 SEPTEMBER 2024

Understanding UAE Guidelines For Reporting Hate And Discrimination Incidents

Dr Hassan Elhais
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The UAE has established a comprehensive legal framework under Federal Decree-Law No. 34/2023 on Combating Discrimination, Hatred, and Extremism. This Decree-Law aims to address and mitigate incidents...

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Introduction:

The UAE has established a comprehensive legal framework under Federal Decree-Law No. 34/2023 on Combating Discrimination, Hatred, and Extremism. This Decree-Law aims to address and mitigate incidents of discrimination and hate based on religion, gender, race, and colour. This article provides a detailed guide on the reporting provisions of this Decree-Law and outlines the steps for reporting such incidents.

According to Article 1 of Federal Decree-Law, Discrimination is defined as any distinction, limitation, exception, or preference among individuals or groups based on religion, belief, rite, community, sect, race, colour, ethnic origin, or gender.

Additionally, Hate Speech is defined as any word or act that sows discord or leads to strife or discrimination among individuals or communities. Extremism refers to any act carried out by one or more persons or a group based on ideas, ideologies, values, or principles that affect public order or lead

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