Zainab Almahdi
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Bahrain News: Three found guilty of tax evasion (opens the original)
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Three men – a Bahraini and two Iranians – have been found guilty of evading BD61,380 in value-added tax (VAT) owed to the government by their company, which sells car spare parts and lubricants. Yesterday, all three received a one-year suspended prison sentence and were fined BD61,380. The fourth defendant, the business itself, was fined BD368,284 by the High Criminal Court. The Bahraini defendant earlier admitted to the charges, stating he was solely responsible for the company’s operations, an
Bahrain News: Three found guilty of tax evasion (opens the original)
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Three men – a Bahraini and two Iranians – have been found guilty of evading BD61,380 in value-added tax (VAT) owed to the government by their company, which sells car spare parts and lubricants. Yesterday, all three received a one-year suspended prison sentence and were fined BD61,380. The fourth defendant, the business itself, was fined BD368,284 by the High Criminal Court. The Bahraini defendant earlier admitted to the charges, stating he was solely responsible for the company’s operations, an
Bahrain News: Maid’s pay dispute accused cleared of trafficking charges (opens the original)
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A man who was late in paying his housemaid’s salaries after going bankrupt was declared innocent of human trafficking and forced labour charges by the appeals court yesterday. Formerly a domestic worker’s dream employer, the Bahraini man was consistent in paying his maid’s salary, had given her a raise and even provided her an Internet package to communicate with her family back home. However, the 32-year-old stopped being a good employer once he ran out of money, although he promised to pay the
Bahrain News: Maid’s pay dispute accused cleared of trafficking charges (opens the original)
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A man who was late in paying his housemaid’s salaries after going bankrupt was declared innocent of human trafficking and forced labour charges by the appeals court yesterday. Formerly a domestic worker’s dream employer, the Bahraini man was consistent in paying his maid’s salary, had given her a raise and even provided her an Internet package to communicate with her family back home. However, the 32-year-old stopped being a good employer once he ran out of money, although he promised to pay the
Bahrain News: ‘Ear bite’ case man declared fit for trial (opens the original)
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A man who was found guilty of biting off one-third of the ear of his family’s domestic worker has been declared fit to stand trial for a second time as his case continues before an appeals court. In May, he was sentenced to three years in prison for an assault that left the Filipina with a permanent injury, assessed by medical experts as a ‘seven per cent disability’, after she lost part of her left ear. After his conviction was upheld by the High Criminal Appeals Court, he took his case to the
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