Middle East: A spread of prostitution and human trafficking in the UAE was shown in European documentary film called "She is not for sale". The film, which received wide attention in European forums, was shown during an international conference hosted by the University of Florence in Italy.

It unveiled shocking details about the sexual exploitation of women working in massage parlors in the Emirates, confirming the government's leniency with gangs that work without restraint to carry out their crimes.

The UAE is now classified as the most internationally humanitarian violation record.

An international newspaper also revealed shocking details about how brothels operate within Dubai and several Emirati cities. The widespread newspaper said that Dubai uses Bengali women in prostitution, including minors.

It stated that girls were smuggled through a cross-border smuggler to India. It indicated that the Bangladeshi police will visit India to rescue and return the victims. The newspaper pointed out that 10 victims, mostly TikTok users, were smuggled.

It stated that it can announce the names of at least six victims, including a minor, who are still stranded or untraceable in India.

Deputy Commissioner of Tejon Department Muhammad Shahidullah asked the Inspector General of Police to send a three-member investigation team to India, after spread of clip of a 22-year-old woman being tortured and sexually assaulted.

The UAE authorities intend to license brothels in Dubai after legalizing adultery to encourage tourists, especially Israelis, to flock to the Gulf emirate.

Sources pointed out that the step that will spread corruption and disintegration, the authorities in Dubai are trying to revive the country's foreign tourism.

Last November, the UAE authorities announced the legalization of adultery and illicit relations, and the abolition of alcohol penalties in Dubai.

And published legal amendments signed by the President of the state, Khalifa bin Zayed. They included allowing unmarried people to live together, decriminalizing suicide attempts, and removing any penalties for alcohol consumption.

A prominent Emirati academic recently launched a broad attack on the ruling regime in his country, describing it as “the government of bars and drugs as a result of corruption and prostitution.”

Academic Youssef Al-Yousef wrote on Twitter, "The UAE government of bars and drugs drowned citizens in an ocean of foreigners in the name of tourism”.

And he continued: “Vice in all its forms has been spread in the name of development. It recognized the Zionist entity, which occupies holy places and kills women and children in the name of tolerance.” Al-Yousef asked: “Did we not tell you that the UAE is ruled by a corrupt and puppet gang?”

Source: YPA translated by Almasirah English website