Pakistani man rapes woman in Dubai while 'teaching driving'

December 14, 2016

Dubai, Dec 14: A man allegedly raped his colleague in his car in a remote location in Dubai after he lured her saying he would teach her how to drive, the Court of First Instance heard on Tuesday.

rapesThe 36-year-old Pakistani employee is accused of using force on the woman, taking advantage that they were alone, far away from any buildings.

The complainant, a 32-year-old Ukrainian real estate agent, said the accused offered to give her some driving lessons. "At 3 pm on July 8, he took me to Al Karama after I told him I wanted to buy a mobile recharger."

On the way back he diverted to a street in Dubai Land. "He asked me to sit in his lap as he wanted to train me with my driving. But I refused and argued with him, asking him to drive me back home."

However, his car got stuck in the sand when he went off road.

"He took off his pants and was trying to get the sand off the tires in vain. He would not call someone for help."

It became dark and they were still there. "He sat next to me and began saying he loved me and kissing me." He then raped her, she claimed, adding that he did not care as she told him she would report him to the police. She said she felt very scared he might hurt her as he looked angry.

He then went out of the car and called someone who came and got the car out.

She reported the incident at Al Barsha police around midnight with her friend.

"The woman said she knew the accused who was her workmate since 4 months. He would give her free rides sometimes," a police lieutenant said.

The officer said the accused admitted to him he had sex with the complainant against her will.

The defendant's DNA traces were found on the woman's body and on his car's back seat.

The court adjourned the trial to January 3.

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Naren kotian
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Wednesday, 14 Dec 2016

Non Muslim ladies are like slaves to them ...Islamic countries will never punish the culprit .. First of all rape endorse madakke 4 mullahs illa ...hahaha ...third rated rules

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July 30,2020

Kuwait will allow citizens and residents to travel to and from the country, starting August 1, the government communication center tweeted on early Thursday, citing a cabinet decision.

The decision excludes residents coming from Bangladesh, Philippines, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Iran, Nepal.

Last month, Kuwait announced it would partially resume commercial flights from August, but does not expect to reach full capacity until a year later, as its aviation sector gradually recovers from a suspension sparked by the Covid-19 crisis.

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May 5,2020

Dubai, May 5: A Saudi ministerial decision issued on Monday allows companies in the private sector to reduce salaries by 40 per cent and allows termination of contracts owing to the economic hardships resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to daily newspaper Al Sharq Awsat.

The new decision was still not published by the cabinet according to the newspaper.

The decision which the newspaper saw a copy of was signed by Saudi Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development to regulate the labour contract in the current period, allows employers to reduce the employees salaries by 40 percent of the actual effective wage for a period of 6 months, in proportion to the hours of work and allowing the termination of employee contract after 6 months of the COVID-19 circumstances.

The new decision has also included a provision in which the employer would be allowed to cut wages even he or she benefits from the subsidy provided by the goverment, such as those for helping pay workers wages or exemption from government fees.

The decision also stressed that employers are not allowed to terminate any employee, unless three conditions are met.

1.            First the passing of six months since the measures of salary cut has been taken

2.            Reducing pay, annual leave and exceptional leave were all used

3.            Company proves that its facing financial troubles due to the circumstances.

The memo, which goes into affect as soon as its published in the government’s official newspaper, ensures that the employee will receive his/her salary if on annual leave within the period of 6 months.

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May 1,2020

Saudi Arabia has initiated refund of work visa fee to foreigners unable to travel to the Kingdom due to the suspension of international flights in the aftermath of Covid-19 pandemic.

Several work visas were cancelled, following which the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, in cooperation and coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, announced the refund. The cancellation and refunding of the stamped visas will be considered effective from the date of issuance of the royal decree on March 18, reported Saudi Gazette.

As a precautionary measure to curb the spread of coronavirus, the Kingdom suspended all international flight. The ministry of health in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday announced 1,325 new Covid-19 coronavirus cases and 169 recoveries. With this, the total number of cases in the Kingdom now stands at 21,402, while recoveries stand at 2,953, as on Wednesday reported KT.

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