Pakistan informs National Assembly about 3,500 deportations from UAE due to social media law violations during Iran-US conflict. Officials told lawmakers that these individuals were deported for breaching UAE’s regulations on online content and social media activity. The government stated assets of the deported are being transferred to their legal heirs as per procedures. Ministry of Foreign Affairs assured parliament it will provide assistance to families facing property transfer issues or other related matters. Authorities urge Pakistani nationals living abroad to adhere to host country laws, especially those governing online conduct and public communication.
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