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Establishes federal protections against domestic violence, covering physical, psychological, sexual, and financial harm.
Federal Decree by Law No. (37) of 2022 Concerning the Family Businesses
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Cabinet Resolution No. (65) of 2019 Regarding the Date of Entry into Force of the Provisions of Federal Decree by No. (10) of 2019 Regarding Combating Domestic Violence
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Cabinet Resolution No. (5) of 2017 Regarding the Conditions, Controls, and Procedures for Disbursement of Marriage Grants
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Establishes conditions, controls, and procedures governing the disbursement of marriage grants by UAE government authorities to eligible citizens.
Federal Law No. (3) of 2016 on Child Rights Law (Wadeema)
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