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MSCS UNIT 2 Lesson 1 Notes

This lesson introduces the UAE Constitution and government system. It explains that the UAE functions as a federation comprised of seven emirates with a central government. Each emirate has a level of self-governance within the constitutional framework. The constitution establishes the fundamental rules and defines citizens' rights and responsibilities, reflecting the values and goals of the UAE. Article 25 guarantees equality before the law and prohibits discrimination.

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MSCS UNIT 2 Lesson 1 Notes

This lesson introduces the UAE Constitution and government system. It explains that the UAE functions as a federation comprised of seven emirates with a central government. Each emirate has a level of self-governance within the constitutional framework. The constitution establishes the fundamental rules and defines citizens' rights and responsibilities, reflecting the values and goals of the UAE. Article 25 guarantees equality before the law and prohibits discrimination.

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Unit 2: Lesson- 1

Lesson 1 Exploring the UAE Constitution and Understanding the


Government System in the UAE.

Answer the following questions:

1. What are the differences between verbal and written standards? Can you provide
examples of each?

● Verbal standards are unwritten rules based on cultural ethics and values.
Examples: respect, generosity, hospitality, care, etc.
● Written standards are official rules and laws established by authorities.
Examples: do not steal, do not kill, be honest, etc.
● Both verbal and written standards must be followed, with consequences for
non-compliance.
● Verbal standards primarily result in social consequences, while written standards have
legal consequences.

2. How does the UAE function as a constitutional federation?

● Union of states: The UAE operates as a federation by uniting seven partially


self-governing emirates.
● Central government: The emirates are governed under a central government.
● Autonomy and governance: Each emirate retains a level of self-governance.
● Constitutional framework: The UAE follows a specific constitution that outlines powers
and rights.
● Coordinated governance: The federation ensures coordination and cooperation between
the central government and the emirates.
● Effective administration: The constitutional framework enables effective governance and
decision-making.
3. What is a Constitution and what is its purpose in the UAE?

● A constitution is the fundamental law of a country that establishes the framework for
governance and defines the rights and responsibilities of its citizens.
● In the UAE, the constitution serves as the primary set of rules that guide the functioning
of the country.
● Its purpose is to provide a clear structure for the government, ensuring the protection of
individual rights and fostering a harmonious society.
● The UAE's constitution outlines the rights, duties, and obligations of its citizens,
Additionally, the constitution reflects the values, goals, and aspirations of the UAE,
serving as a roadmap for its development and progress.

4. What does Article 25 of the UAE Constitution state?

● Article 25 guarantees equality before the law.


● It prohibits discrimination based on race, nationality, religious belief, or social status.
● All individuals are entitled to equal treatment and protection under the law.
● The provision emphasizes the principle of non-discrimination.
● It ensures that citizens are treated fairly and without prejudice.
● The article promotes inclusivity and equal opportunities for all.

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