Saudi Arabia Imposes SR300,000 Fine And 5-Year Jail For Abusive Behavior In Workplaces, Schools, And Places Of Worship
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Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Public Prosecution has announced that individuals found guilty of abusive behavior in workplaces, schools, or places of worship will face fines of up to SR300,000 or imprisonment for up to five years.
Protection from Abuse Law Enforced
The Public Prosecution reiterated that harmful actions in these environments constitute a criminal offence, emphasizing the importance of enforcing the Protection from Abuse Law to ensure safety and security for all.
Saudi Arabia’s Commitment to Safety
The statement reflects the nation’s efforts to create safe public spaces and protect individuals from violence and abuse, in alignment with broader government initiatives to enhance community well-being.
Strict Penalties for Violators
The authorities have urged people to maintain respect and safety in workplaces, schools, and places of worship. Violations will be met with strict penalties to ensure the well-being of the community and uphold individual rights.
28 Oct, 2024
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