President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has ordered a pardon for the Bangladeshi nationals involved in protests and disturbances across several emirates in July.
The Bangladeshi nationals will have their sentences cancelled and their deportation arranged.
In line with His Highness' directive, Chancellor Dr. Hamad Al Shamsi, UAE Attorney-General, has issued an order to halt the implementation of the sentences and commence deportation procedures.
The Attorney-General also called on all residents of the UAE to respect the country’s laws, stressing that the right to express opinions is protected by the state and its legal framework.
Al Shamsi also highlighted that the state provides lawful means for expressing views, ensuring this right does not turn into actions that could harm the interests of the nation and its people.
UAE launches annual award to honour changemakers
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan attends GCC joint military drill in Bahrain
UAE President discusses regional developments with Syrian counterpart
UAE strongly condemns renewed Iranian hostile attack on Kuwait
UAE condemns Damietta Port incident, Egypt investigation continues
UAE fuel prices to go up in August
H.H. Sheikh Mohamed announces scholarships for Serbian students at UAE universities
Abu Dhabi sets January deadline to remove junk food at supermarket checkouts
