A proposed new law criminalising cyberflashing is welcome – but it has one major flaw ...United Arab Emirates

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A proposed new law criminalising cyberflashing is welcome – but it has one major flaw
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The proposals are an important first step but introduce hurdles that will make prosecutions extremely challenging

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