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15 Things White Women Should Know About Living In Dubai. Dubai home to some of the wealthiest people on the planet, but beneath the allure, there is a dark side to their society. White women arguably get a better deal in life than any of their fellow females around the world.
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Women’s rights still has a long way to go in terms of restoring the gender pay gap and cracking down on other forms of discrimination, but when it comes to basic freedoms and human rights, western women are treated fairly and more or less in line with the way their male counterparts are in day to day life. Unfortunately, many parts of the world urgently need to catch up with the times, as evidenced by some very strict laws and views still held today. Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia are notoriously strict and harsh about what women can and cannot do on a daily basis, but across the border in the United Arab Emirates, the seemingly modern country of Dubai has some similar restrictions and strange views that female travelers should probably be wary of. Dubai is often presented as a luxurious haven for expats due to its virtually tax-free status and is home to some of the wealthiest people on the planet, but beneath the allure, there is a dark side to their society. What we consider social norms for women living in the western world seem to have harsh limits put in place over in Dubai and many of the things we take for granted as white women seem to be prohibited at every corner. Everything from your dress sense to marriage and your rights concerning domestic abuse takes on a warped view in the UAE. If you were ever thinking about moving to Dubai as a western woman, there are some things you should probably know first. 15 Reporting Assault Can Lead To Being Prosecuted For Doing It" Before Marriage. This has to be one of the most sickening laws in Dubai and in the United Arab Emirates as a whole, and this is the incredibly controversial law that means that women can be persecuted for reporting their own rape. In one 2016 case, a British woman living in Dubai was sexually assaulted by two other men, but instead of receiving sympathy and support from the local authorities, the woman faced a puzzling and immoral ordeal at the hands of some ridiculously messed up laws. When any ordinary woman would have been perceived as the victim, the UK woman was accused of engaging in extra-marital sex and had her passport confiscated from her. The crime of sex outside of marriage carries such strong consequences in Dubai (including flogging and imprisonment) that some rights groups in the country have suggested that female victims of sexual assault should not report it. The charges were eventually dropped against the British women, but a disturbing 2008 case shows how scary this law can be. An Australian woman spent 8 months in jail after a brutal rape left her with broken bones. Seriously f—ked up. 14 Flesh-Exposing Outfits Are A No-No. Thankfully, Dubai does not expect its foreign female residents to dress exactly as their native women do, i.e. in full burka veils and hijab head scarves, but western women may find that they need to tone down their normal dress sense while living in Dubai. like a lot. If you normally do errands in a camisole and shorts, expect to get stared at by the locals – especially men. Basically, anything that is too low-cut or exposes too much skin is not very acceptable for daytime wear. Unlike stricter countries like Saudi Arabia, women who choose to dress more freely in Dubai will not face any punishment for wearing revealing clothing, but they are likely to stick out like a sore thumb and this can make things very uncomfortable, to say the least. In some disgusting cases, local Dubai men have used a woman’s revealing dress sense to blackmail them into sleeping with them, taking their picture and threatening to hand this to the police. Wow. 13 Giving Birth Outside Of Wedlock Can Lead To Deportation. There is certainly no shortage of places around the world where having a child outside of marriage is frowned upon and considered immoral – especially in religious circles – but in Dubai, an unwed mother can find herself facing possible deportation. In the UAE as a whole, childbirth outside of wedlock is a serious crime and it can sadly leave the mother with very little rights or access to her child, depending on the circumstances. In some instances, women in Dubai can’t even obtain a birth certificate unless she has a marriage certificate to make sure authorities can "compare" the dates.
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