Sunday, March 19, 2023 2:53:41 PM
Publishing and sharing fake news are crimes
The new law criminalises publishing and sharing fake news, rumours and misleading or inaccurate information that cause panic on online platforms. Violators will face at least one year in prison and a minimum Dh100,000 fine. The penalty increases to two years in prison and a minimum Dh200,000 fine if the crime was committed during pandemics, emergencies and crises.
https://www.khaleejtimes.com/government/new-uae-cybercrime-law-penalties-for-fake-news-misleading-ads-online-begging
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