Court Uncourt - Volume VIII Issue 12

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Censorship has evolved with the growth of the internet as a space for expression efforts by states to restrict the right to freedom of opinion and expression through vague and broad provisions that are still a frequent occurrence. In jurisdictions around the world, there are laws that can be abused to censor critical voices on and offline. The majority of nations in GCC censor the media. Governments' activities to censor the virtual world in accordance with the moral and religious perspectives of their nations are not without justification. The interest in prohibiting resources, especially regarding drugs, pornography, gambling, etc., is not based on political or other claims. Dense groups use social media to organize their movements. This edition of Court Uncourt discusses censorship across GCC Countries individually.Likewise, this edition also discusses the real estate law in Bahrain post-2021, Sale and Purchase of Real estate in UAE, DFSA's new regulations on investment tokens. To this note, this edition also focuses on various developments caused by UAE Personal Status Law, Madrid Systems for the International Registration of Trademarks, Regulatory land - scape surrounding NFTs, Dealing and Trading with Gold in India, Limitation of liability in Maritime matters, a closer look at Bankruptcy law in China post-2021. We intend to keep our readers updated on the latest legal developments worldwide through this information outlet. Thank you and we hope you have an insightful read of this issue of Court Uncourt.