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Sharjah wife seeks divorce as husband refuses to go out (opens the original)
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She wanted outings and travel, but her husband preferred a quiet life at home Sharjah: A Sharjah woman sought divorce after becoming frustrated by her husband's reluctance to leave the house for outings, recreation or travel, according to a case shared by Dr Radhia Hassan Al Raisi, Director of the Family Guidance Department at Sharjah Courts. Speaking on Sharjah TVâs Qadiya Lil Hiwar, which means in English "An issue for discussion",), Al Raisi said the woman approached the family guidance ser
Fake jobs. Deepfakes. Stolen data. UAE authorities reveal how criminals are using AI to target victims. (opens the original)
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Officials say criminals are using AI to deceive victims and move illicit funds. Dubai: The UAE is stepping up its fight against increasingly sophisticated cybercrime, with authorities warning that artificial intelligence is giving fraudsters new ways to deceive victims, steal data, hijack accounts and disguise the proceeds of crime. The Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with Dubai Police and the Dubai Electronic Security Centre, has launched the âUAE Safe Through Your Digital Awarenessâ c
UAE: Filming a suspected violation is not always a crime (opens the original)
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Federal Supreme Court clarifies when taking photos or videos is not a crime Sharjah: A consumer who filmed insects inside a supermarket product and sent the footage to the relevant authorities was later prosecuted for defamation after the supermarket filed a complaint against him over the recording. The case ultimately reached the UAEâs Federal Supreme Court, which overturned his conviction and established an important judicial principle: documenting suspected violations and submitting them to
Dubai Police arrest 22 after gang targets motorists for money (opens the original)
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Organised gang posed as stranded travellers to solicit cash on busy Dubai roads Dubai: A 22-member begging gang has been arrested after Dubai Police received a tip-off about individuals stopping motorists on major roads and asking for money, claiming they needed fares to travel. The report, submitted through the âPolice Eyeâ service on the Dubai Police app, helped authorities track the suspects, uncover their organised activities and arrest all members of the group. The case began when polic
Sharjah car stolen with engine still running â police find it within 2 hours (opens the original)
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Police say leaving a running vehicle unattended can make it an easy target for thieves Sharjah: Police recovered a stolen car within just two hours of receiving a theft report after the vehicle was left unattended with its engine running, Sharjah Police said on Saturday. Officers located the vehicle, arrested the suspect and returned the car to its owner following a rapid search and investigation operation. The incident took place on the evening of September 24, when the Sharjah Police Operation
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