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Law and Family Absenteeism in Saudi Arabia
At the beginning of 2019, there were many cases of Saudi women fleeing from the country escaping male guardianship and claiming asylum in foreign countries. At least four cases are well known in society that run from their families hidden and claimed asylum. Although, women run from their violent families this act of women is recognized as a crime in Saudi Arabia. The research is not intending to discuss and judge Islamic principles, however, the cases illustrated and reported in this study aims to prevent the action of absenteeism in KSA. This research explores the question of women absenteeism in KSA. Legal evaluation of women absenteeism given attempts to not recognize absenteeism as misconduct or offense, that to treat women that escape their families as an offender. With the comparison of labor absenteeism, disappeared person, and escaping (abscond) offender researcher attempts to verify that after reaching a particular age the male guardianship should be abolished. |
Bayan K. Alghubaini
201101682 |
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Mental Illness under the Criminal Justice
Mental illness is a condition of the person with the disorder of thinking, feeling, and differentiating the real world and fiction. The cause of the appearance of mental illness varies it can be biological, genetic, environmental, or family factors. Many people suffer from illness and taking long-term medications and psychotherapy. There are different types of illness and it has many classifications; some of the individuals with the illness cannot differentiate what is wrong and what is correct. However, diagnosing should be done by a specialist – psychiatrist. Sometimes people stop taking their medications or medicine can’t help in a case, in some cases, mentally ill persons became not safe for society. People who are creating danger for a society or himself should treat in force in a hospital. This theory functioned in the USA, UK, and some other European countries. Unfortunately, there are cases where the offender is a mentally ill person who can’t differentiate the reality from the fiction world even doing wrongs on his life. Being dangerous to himself and bringing danger to society should be stopped by his beloved relatives taking to treatment, isolating from society. In other cases, the offenders are excluded from liability providing evidence that he is a mentally ill. This research study cases where the offender is mentally ill person that must be treated in a special treatment, but under some circumstances is in jail. |
Aljohara Alajmi
201102882 |
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Aggression at school, School fights and aggression of students in Saudi Arabia: A legal perspective to the problem
The youth is the strength of every society. However, Saudi Arabia is currently facing a crisis of behavioral violations amongst teenagers and youth of the society. There are several psychological reasons behind student aggression and school fights. However, the aim of the research is to focus on the legal aspects of the problem of student aggression. During the course of the research, several cases, legal frameworks and statistics were analyzed in order to understand the legal issues that is causes these behaviors to exist in the society of Saudi Arabia. |
Asma Al-sulim
201200402 |
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Discrimination in dependents’ Healthcare in KSA
Labor law of the KSA is adopted to regulate and standardize the relation between employers and employees. The Kingdom faces cases where discrimination occurs in a workplace, also discrimination before entering the job is practicing that is based on dependents healthcare. Companies trying to escape payments for health insurance rejecting potential employees from entering the labor market. This form of discrimination is one of the most difficult tasks. Especially when there is a legislation malfunction as not included element in an article it is impossible to prove. Comparative studies and legal analysis of labor legislation of various countries show the importance of defining of dependents and its classification in labor law. As a result of research and to prevent discrimination recommendation to the Government to implement legislation including the term ‘Dependent’ in Labor Law of KSA. |
Jawaher Alnahdi
201302518 |
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Fake News Act in KSA: Comparative Study
Fake news have been prevalent in almost all sectors in the modern world. People have used unverified information to create havoc in the society thereby disturbing the peace and harmony. The Islamic community has continuously discouraged rumors especially considering that they are key causes of disruption across the world. The society deliberates for peace and harmony and would discourage any instance the positive attributes would be disturbed by fake news. There are different laws which take effect in the Islamic countries to discourage the instances of fake news. The law ensures the suspects pay for their unjust practices which is also the provided for in the Quran. The current research develops an intensive analysis of how the different Islamic countries address the various instances of fake news in their territories focusing in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. From the diversity of propaganda and fake news, the research analyzes how the different instances are handled while retaining the freedom of speech. Answering the provided research questions provides the rationale and hypothesis present to deal with the presented issue. The information would provide the direction for further requirements needed to address the matter. A review of literature and the qualitative methodology have been employed to establish the key articles and other written resources to provide the detailed research. |
Lama Azeb
201400568 |
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Cybercrime: Data Breach and Malware
This research will mainly discuss cybercrime and how it impacts people and society, especially in Saudi Arabia. Cybercrime is a criminal activity that involves a computer, a network, and a networked device. Most of the cybercrimes are carried out to generate profit for the cybercriminals who intend to harm the user or the computer through the spreading of malware, misinformation or stealing of information to cause any malicious act. Cybercrime cause irreversible damage to the person or entity who goes through different types of damages such as psychological damage, physical damage, disturbs the confidence and life of a person. Since cybercrime has different types such as malware, cyberbullying, cyber harassment, etc. people all over the world are highly affected by it. Saudi Arabia is a country that is rather new to the news of cyber but still it goes through the haunting trial of cybercrimes because the young generation and the public, in general, are not aware of it or how to stay safe from cybercrimes. Through this research, different precautionary measures will be explained and it will be highlighted what can be done if one becomes a part of a cybercrime or any malicious intended attack or threat is sent his or her way. |
Shahad Almentakh
201400756 |
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The commercial concealment in Saudi Arabia for small and medium business
This research will mainly discuss The commercial concealment has negative economic, security and social implications. It was linked to several other phenomena such as money laundering operations and the violation of residence and labor regulations by foreign workers who were deported from the country several times because of their illegal entry. Trading activities by foreigners have been widespread for two main reasons: firstly because of job availability, secondly the kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the shrine for many Muslims, particularly after the Umrah (mini religious pilgrimage ceremony) or hajj season. Such reasons have led to the emergence of a significant Number of foreigners with the help of a Saudi citizen who participate in commercial concealment activities. These activities have applied to both the economy and society in a negative way, nothing that the number of foreigners is increasing. Further aggravating this problem, foreigners conceal their operations from each other by recruiting other foreigners in their businesses and not Saudi citizens. More light has been shed on the problem of commercial concealment, whereby people, the media and authorities have begun to fight this trend altogether. Especially after the spread of many crimes related to security. In addition, commercial concealment played a role in rising the youth unemployment rate and in restricting foreigners from many commercial and service businesses in which small businesses occupy a large portion. |
Ghadh Said Alzahrani
201400900 |
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Freedom of speech in Saudi Arabia
The Middle East and North Africa have been tossed into change as social developments have developed and grabbed hold in a large number of the nations. The job of long-range interpersonal communication destinations in these ongoing uprisings has been to a great extent discussed. Regardless of whether or not person to person communication destinations. However, in the midst of the bedlam during the Arab Spring, Saudi Arabia has to a great extent gone unaffected by social developments. There has been contradiction with respect to why the residents of Saudi Arabia have not revitalized against the legislature. This paper digs into this issue by first giving foundation on long range interpersonal communication destinations' clients, the reasonability of free discourse and their job in the Arab Spring so as to investigate how Saudi Arabia had the option to avoid social uprising regardless of the developments that emerged all through the zone. The creator finishes up that despite the fact that the Internet in Saudi Arabia is effectively controlled and interpersonal interaction destinations are not, accordingly it has been the social changes that the legislature has made in light of objection from the open that has permitted the nation to dodge. |
Bahiah Y Alazman
201401319 |
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Citizenship Issue is KSA: Child Under Mixed Marriages
The main focus on this report will be to find the reasons of citizenship issues in Saudi Arabia and child under mixed marriages and find resolutions to this problem. Gender inequality in our society today is basically related to cultural norms, traditions, and some religions principles. Furthermore, the extent of this project considering Saudi Arabia and other countries such as Jordan and Kuwait which faced the same issue, but they resolved it recently. A lot of middle eastern countries saw the importance of giving mothers of mixed marriages the right of citizenship. This research suggests some solutions to diminish these barriers that prevent this issue from resolving. It also recommends some points to Saudi government that will help to explain this right to the society and make it easily to understand why they need to exercise their right of passing their Saudi nationality to their kids. |
Sumayah Ali
201401505 |
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Newborn Kidnapping Research
In a society like Saudi Arabia, the birth of a child is always a joy to the family but incidents like kidnapping a newborn is also reaching new heights. The role of government is missing despite some initiatives but there should be some constitutional changes where punishment for newborn kidnappers must be severe and awareness must be raised. This research looks into how newborn kidnapping has been affecting Saudi Arabian society and what should be done to prevent it. |
Wadha Alfahadi
201401596 |
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Admissibility of Digital Evidence in Criminal Cases
In this modern age, the utilization of digital evidence in trials has greatly increased. Thanks to the growing interest and want has sparked debate about technology, now it’s hard to imagine a crime that does not have a digital dimension. But, there’s a positive aspect to increasing of technology by criminals – the involvement of computers in crimes has resulted in abundance of digital evidence that may be accustomed to apprehending and prosecute offenders. The importance of this research is to cheek the admissibility of digital evidence, and supply a universally accepted definition, foundational research, and a considerable body of literature about the digital evidence tools & its admissibility. In additional, highlighting the Saudi legislator position weather adopted digital evidence as the way of proof in investigation and the courts. |
Sarah Nasser Alfaris
201401796 |
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Child abuse and neglect in Saudi Arabia: Cases when parents are the perpetrators
The main aim of the research is to analyze various cases pertaining to CAN alongside the existing laws and the role of the state agencies in order to identify the legal issues pertaining child abuse and neglect in the country. The research has selected specifically three cases. Firstly, the case of Yousuf AlQutia show that it is very difficult to identify CAN. Secondly, the case of sexual abuse of a Saudi boy by his father depict that several children are forced to live with the perpetrator due to the lack of a child welfare home in the country. Thirdly, the case of the expatriate girl show that it is important for the medical staff to always report cases of suspicion pertaining to CAN. |
Dhai Hamad
201402430 |
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Racial Discrimination in Workplace in Saudi Arabia
Racism is a form of discrimination one undergoes due to their ethnicity or race. Many individuals are affected by ethnicity and race stereotypes, and as much as they are qualified, they feel they cannot have the senior positions in an organization. This paper will describe racial discrimination and review different cases related to the problem in workplaces in Saudi Arabia. |
Rawan Mohammed Khalil
201500135 |
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DNA Evidence in Saudi Arabia Courts
This research is going to give an overview about the admissibility of DNA evidence in Saudi Arabia courts. The researcher focused on the admissibility of the DNA evidence in Saudi Arabia in three crimes which are the Hudud, Qasis and Lineage crimes. This study of the admissibility of DNA evidence in Saudi Arabia courts was conducted with regards to many perspectives, as it was according to the Islamic schools’ point of views with their arguments, judges that were interviewed, and the legal aspect based on judicial precedents. Moreover, the research focused on the errors that might occur in the DNA evidence and how it might affect the result of the DNA evidence. Consequently, the researcher was able to answer the research question regarding the admissibility of DNA evidence in Saudi Arabia and the reliability of DNA evidence. |
Nouf AlOmair
201500271 |
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Critical Examination of the Rule of Authorities in Dealing with Violence Against Women
Violence against women’s is now extensively acknowledged by a serious human right abuse, and an important public health problem with substantial consequences physical, mental, sexual, and reproductive health. Violence could often happen to individual regardless of their age, gender, race, and religion. As in other countries, many women in Saudi Arabia are subject to domestic violence. Prior to the adoption of the law “Protection from Abuse Law”, the Saudi judiciary authorities did not have written legal guidelines on treating violence against women as criminal behavior. In the absence of the penal code, judges rely exclusively on their personal interpretations of Sharia - which are not codified - in determining whether specific acts are criminal or not. The main aim of the study is to identify and examine the rule of authorities’ in dealing with domestic violence cases, and to highlight the weakness of the Protection from Abuse Law, and most importantly to provide solutions that can limit the cases of domestic violence, and give suggestions that can improve the current system when dealing with these types of issues as well. |
Sara Uthman Al-Otaibi
201500356 |
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Human Organ Transplantation and Donation: A comparative study between Saudi Arabia and United Kingdom
Domestic transplantation and organ donation laws are different for each country; however, there exists a consistency regarding use of two types of systems i.e. opt-in and opt-out in most countries. United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia have similar laws of organ donation and transplantation, and both countries have taken both procedural and legislative steps to increase positivity and encouragement of general public towards organ donation. This paper analyzes cultural, religious and moral implications, influences and approaches in an individualistic decision of organ donation. It analyzes factors of religious views, moral ethics, racial views, medical history, fear of pain associated with organ procurement after death, ethnicity, personal preference of donor, and cultural influences which shape a person’s decision to donate organ. Thus, it discusses various approaches to help bridging a gap in global demand-and-supply of organ transplantation with special reference and context of United Kingdom and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. |
Layan M AlQahtani
201500381 |
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The Admissibility of Electronic Divorce in Saudi Arabia
Technology has changed the path of most transactions, thus, most transactions are being made online now, which is due to various factors, such as expeditious and cheapness. In fact, people nowadays use electronic transactions even in their marriage and divorce, however, the admissibility of electronic evidence was not discussed nor addressed in the Saudi Civil Procedures, thus, the admissibility of electronic divorce is an unanswered issue, such issue is derived from the absence of a codified personal statue law. Correspondingly, it has been found that Saudi Arabia’s legal system admits the electronic divorce, when disputed as a presumption, and not as an evidence. On the other hand, when it is not disputed, it is considered effective once it has been established that the sender was the husband himself, and thus, such message reflected his intention and wish, this was measured with the explicit divorce form, which only required pronunciation and intention. |
Asail R. AlDoulab
201500828 |
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Rights of Animals in KSA
Animals need as much protection and care as any human being, maybe more because not only they are living beings but also they are unable to express their feelings and pain like we human. They have been miserable at the hands of their masters who treat them with cruelty and careless manner, not feeding them on time and hitting them whenever they feel like. The most disgusting thing is that humans are known for torturing hapless animals just or the sake of fun. Keeping all these things in mind, this research will focus on the matter of rights of animals’ in KSA. Being a Muslim state, it is upon us that we must treat animals with the utmost respect, care and affection because they need as much response in return as they give to the humans. This research will also focus on the matter of how the rights of animals can be restored and what must be done to prevent the rights of animals from getting violated. |
Reema Balhamar
201501163 |
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Identity Theft in Saudi Arabia
It has been a known phenomenon in which an identity thief steals your identity to attempt different types of frauds and crimes like shopping, opening a bank account or any other form of criminal activity. With the advance technology and enabling humans with inventions like mobile phones and other electronic devices that are fully equipped with communicational company aids like data networks. The usage of the internet has increased and so has the crimes that are related to the cyber world. One such crime is identity theft which is considered a new phenomenon in a society like Saudi Arabia because of its conservative nature. But a younger generation is getting involved in the culture of social networking. For this reason, there is an urgent need to stop this crime. Therefore, this research has offered that opportunity through which cybercrime like identity theft and its preventive methods can be understood. In addition, in this research different reasons are presented that which causes identity theft to go unnoticeable like the role of government, and less awareness among social networking users. As the research progresses, the role of government and the general public are discussed that can cause stopping the crime of identity theft or at least could give an understanding about this crime. |
Aseel AlSaleh
201501254 |
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Child Abuse: Casts a shadow the length of a lifetime
Abusing a child is an act that has been declared a crime by all courts all over the world. There is no rule for those who abuse a child, regardless of age or relationship. In a society like Saudi Arabia, a child abuser is often punished strictly and if the crime is proven then the penalty is death. But what is worrisome that parents of children are found to be punished severely that comes under the child abuse, but no one cares about it because it is labeled under the discipline. Since a child is treated badly and declined fair treatment like beating, punishing, etc., these acts can impact badly the child such as behavioral disturbance, future well-being is affected badly, and a child develops bad habits. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the parents and government to ensure that child abuse is controlled and reduce to the minimum existence so a child can live in a well-nourished environment and he or she is always treated with care and respect. |
Nada Alzahrani
201501786 |
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Manipulation of the Saudization of Job Market in the Private Sector: A Legal Perspective
Saudi Arabia, like other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, faces a fundamental obstacle in its attempts to create private jobs for citizens: a significant difference in both labor rights and labor costs between citizens and foreign workers that almost invariably leads employers to prefer the latter. This paper explores the roots and the consequences of this twofold gap and presents solutions and ideas on how to narrow or even close it. The paper draws on publicly available labor market data as well as original, as-yet unpublished employer and job-seeker survey data from Saudi Arabia to explore the perceptions and priorities among private firms regarding the employment of Saudi citizens. The employer perspective has often been missing from the Saudization debate, and it must be seriously analyzed if we want to identify policies that work on the ground rather than creating evasion through “phantom employment” and other manipulation techniques. |
Sherya J. Alyami
201502917 |
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The Implementation of a Carbon Tax in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The study focuses on Saudi Arabia and looks at its capacity to apply a carbon tax as a way of lowering the emission of greenhouse gases that heavily contribute towards climate change. The report shows that the country has possibilities that could allow the application of a carbon tax, but experiences some hurdles that could dampen the efforts to place such stricter measures on major emitters of carbon, which is a major cause for global warming. The Kingdom has considered applying a carbon tax, and adheres to the carbon law that was formulated following the adoption of the Paris Agreement. The government has other plans, which it aims to rely on as a way of curbing excessive and irresponsible emission of greenhouse gases (GHG), but their success would depend on a number of factors. The success of such initiatives and particularly the implementation of the carbon tax would depend on whether the leading oil and gas companies are committed to cut the large volumes of greenhouse gases that they still emit and forecasters even think that the rate may increase in the coming years. The formation of the Saudi Vision 2030 presents a suitable opportunity to further curb GHG emissions that present considerable threat to the environment because of the escalating concerns to protect the environment. The Kingdom appears to understand the importance of lowering the amount GHGs that could hasten the effects of climate change, which offers a suitable platform to introduce the concept of a carbon tax, but as it appears in this research, most of the initiatives focus on strategies that do not put much emphasis on the application of the tax but look for alternatives of curbing GHG emissions. |
Nouf AlAbdulkarim
201600074 |
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Critical Examination of the Legality of Conventional Banking in an Islamic Sphere
The element of interest is considered an inseparable part of the economic activities in the modern world, as it is one of the essential causes of the economic cycles and fluctuations. The Islamic Shari’a did not draw a distinction between interests and usury, where Islam treats the money as a medium of exchange rather than a commodity. Many scholars have researched comparison of conventional and Islamic banking systems, with regard to their profitability and performance. However, this study will shed the light on the legality of the operation of conventional banking in the Islamic environment of Saudi Arabia. A descriptive and analytical methodology is adopted to determine whether the interest-based financing modes of conventional baking, poses a violation of the 1st Article of the Basic Law of Governance, as well as to evaluate the excuses that are put forward for the application of interests in the Muslims’ world. The Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA), performs the supervisory role as a central bank in Saudi Arabia, which oversees local and foreign banking institutions in Saudi Arabia, as well as it is the regulatory body of banking and financial institutions. The current legislation of SAMA provisions are insufficient, where SAMA had issued numerous rules and instructions for these institutions in the form of circulars which are not publicly available, and thus the issue of illegality cannot be examined. Theoretically, all banking transactions must be Shari’a compliant according to the Basic Law of Governance, but practically, it is widely observed that conventional banking transactions conducted in Saudi Arabia are inconsistent with the Islamic Shari’a. |
Sara Al-Wuhaib
201600185 |
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Legal Study on Corruption in Saudi Arabia
Corruption as phenomenon is present in every time and place and not only in developing countries. Corruption undermines the rise of nations, impedes its development and progress, and wastes their wealth, and so it is attracting the attention of most countries around the world. In Saudi Arabia, corruption has been and continued to be one of the major obstacles on its economic growth and development. As per the Saudi Arabian Anti-Corruption Commission (Nazaha), administrative and financial corruption represented almost 80% of total cases reported for last ten years. This research discusses and analyzes the corruption, particularly administration and financial in Saudi Arabia, which identifies some of its forms, causes, and consequences particularly in economy and society. This research also highlights analysis of two corruption cases in the country which caused fatalities and huge waste of public funds, examples of New Zealand best practices on fighting corruption which lead them to be the least corrupted country in the world, and the measures and recommendations to be taken to fight against corruption and minimize its negative effects. |
Asma Ahmed Alghamdi
201601526 |
