Category Archives: United Arab Emirates

Climate Change and Human Rights

“Are we taking the steps needed to protect people from climate chaos, safeguard their futures [...]

The Arrests of Dr. Mohammed al-Roken’s Sons

In the United Arab Emirates, families face a real and serious threat to freedoms by [...]

The Truth Behind Mega-Projects in the Middle East: A Threat to Labour Rights

Introduction In recent years, some Gulf countries have begun to implement renewal projects that touch [...]

How the UAE Are Conducting a Constant Repression in the Al-Razeen Prison

In the United Arab Emirates, the repression of political dissidents is a serious problem. This [...]

Mega Projects, Massive Displacement: Forced Evictions in GCC Countries

Several Gulf countries are driving forward mega-projects as part of efforts to diversify their economies [...]

Art Censorship in the UAE

Art is a fundamental element of human expression. From the prehistoric cave paintings of Lascaux [...]

Arab Charter on Human Rights

This month, four member states of the Arab League had their representative confirmed to a [...]

Silencing Dissent Across Borders: The Extradition and Enforced Disappearance of Abdul Rahman al-Qaradawi in the UAE

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has greatly invested in presenting itself as a progressive country, [...]

Undermining Justice: The UAE’s Struggle with Judicial Independence, Human Rights, and Unfair Trials

The rule of law in the UAE faces significant challenges in ensuring judicial independence, transparency, [...]

The Verdict of the UAE84 Unlawful Trial: Another Wrongful Sentencing

On 10 July 2024, the Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal sentenced 69 defendants to [...]