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Three jurisdictions dominate our observatory radar in 2025/2026. Data automatically extracted from coverage-scores.json.
Digital accessibility: 47% (tier hi) — 7 active source(s), 8 blocked.
Legal texts are published in Arabic, with official English translations often available.
Yes, the United Arab Emirates has enacted and substantially amended several major national laws in 2025 and 2026. Notable examples include: 1. **Federal Decree Law on Civil Transactions (Civil Code)** - Issued as a Federal Decree Law promulgating the Civil Transactions Law, representing a comprehensive and integrated legal framework modernizing civil transactions in the UAE. - It was part of a continuous national legislative trajectory focused on modernizing the legal framework, enhancing judicial discretion, and aligning corporate provisions with commercial legislation. - The
Digital accessibility: 57% (tier hi) — 4 active source(s), 3 blocked.
Legal texts are primarily published in Arabic, with official English translations often available.
Yes, Qatar has enacted and substantially amended major national laws in 2025 and 2026: 1. Law No. (2) of 2025 on the State Emblem was enacted in 2025. It regulates the usage of the state emblem, protects it from misuse, and ensures its unified application based on approved standards. The law was followed by Cabinet Decision No. (19) of 2025 on the state emblem’s usage guide. 2. Amendments to the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) Law (Law No. 7 of 2005) were issued in December 2024, with updated Regulations and Procedural Rules published in June 2025. These amendments introduced court fees, shorte
Digital accessibility: 0% (tier lo) — 0 active source(s), 1 blocked.
Official legal texts are published in Somali and Arabic, with English translations often available.
Yes, Somalia enacted the Financial Institutions Law (FIL) in May 2025. Additionally, the Islamic Insurance (Takaful) Law was enacted in May 2025. These are major national laws related to the financial sector. The Financial Institutions Law provides the legal and regulatory basis for microfinance businesses, and the Takaful Law regulates the Islamic insurance sector.
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