Tracy,

Hi Tracy,

Ok, we've got a candidate. Now, how do they treat those not of the Islamic belief?

For example, could you walk down the street withoug a facial covering? Would I be permitted to attend church or read my Bible in public? I honestly don't know as I'm unfamiliar with the U.A.E..

How are they, as a country, viewed by their Arab and Muslim brethren? Are they one of those 'permitted' places where all the others go to do their nasty things so they can continue to have the facade of righteosness? I do know that one of theArab countries is where they have the gambling, booze and so forth. Is this the U.A.E do you know?

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll do some research on them.

And, if as you suggest, they are "lightyears ahead" of the other Arab countries, that doesn't say much for those countries, does it. Looks like my point is holding strong. <g>


>I AM suggesting the U.A.E.
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>http://www.ecssr.ac.ae/04uae.women_legal.htm
>http://www.ecssr.ac.ae/04uae.women_employment.htm
>http://www.ecssr.ac.ae/04uae.women_education.htm
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>Also, many Arab women's right organizations are located in the U.A.E. for that very reason.
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>No human rights violations reported:
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>http://www.hrw.org/reports/world/uae-pubs.php
>http://www.arab.net/uae/govt/uae_govt.html
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>While it is not as advanced as Europe, SA, or NA, it is lightyears ahead of the other Arab countries.
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>Tracy
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>>>I would be tempted to suggest United Arab Emirates- but as I say, I'm not the expert...
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>>So, you cannot or will not then.... ?? I'm not at all surprised. I'd wager I've alrady made my case.