Human Rights In The United Arab Emirates, including: Issa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Emirates Discussion Forum, Labour In The United Arab Emirates, Lgbt ... Of Religion In The United Arab Emirates

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More info: Human rights are legally protected by the Constitution of the United Arab Emirates, which confers equality, liberty, rule of law, presumption of innocence in legal procedures, inviolability of the home, freedom of movement, freedom of opinion and speech, freedom of communication, freedom of religion, freedom of council and association, freedom of occupation, freedom to be elected to office and others onto all citizens, within the limit of the law. The UAE is held to be one of the most liberal countries in the Middle East, particularly if compared to its neighbors, Saudi Arabia and Iran.