Spreading fake news online in the UAE carries severe penalties. Authorities warn that jokes offer no legal protection. Publishing false information, including April Fool’s content, can result in jail and hefty fines. The law focuses on the impact of content, not intent. Residents must verify information before sharing to avoid legal trouble.
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UAE warns April fool’s pranks can lead to jail, Dh100,000 fine for spreading false information
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