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Articles for tag: Abuse, Child, data, digital, legislation, Online, predators, safety, targets, UAE

December 26, 2025

News Desk

UAE targets online predators and data abuse with child digital safety legislation

The UAE flag flies over a boat in Dubai Marina, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, May 22, 2015. — Reuters DUBAI: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has introduced a new federal law aimed at protecting children from online predators, data abuse and harmful digital practices, signaling a tougher global approach to child safety in the digital age. The legislation seeks to prevent strangers from anywhere in the world from accessing, monitoring or interacting with children online, particularly through the collection and use of personal data such as a child’s interests, online behavior and abilities. According to the legislative decree, digital platforms

August 7, 2024

News Desk

Aima Baig breaks her silence on showbiz predators

Pakistani singer Aima Baig has announced her intention to start a #MeToo movement in Pakistan, aimed at empowering women and fighting predators and scammers. The announcement was made via her Instagram stories following her appearance at a show in Jeddah and the Umrah pilgrimage that followed. In a series of posts, Baig expressed that her Umrah experience had strengthened her resolve to address issues facing women in Pakistan. “After performing my Umrah – so peacefully and to be honest, I needed it so much and it made me so strong because I know I had to do it for the

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