أصل البراءة بين الإعلان العالمي لحقوق الإنسان و دستور دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة

الملخص EN

This study is a legal and anthropologic one which deals with human right issue.

It its introductory chapter, study sheds light on Universal Declaration of Human Rights and UAE constitution in a bid to identify their general features and commitment to boost human rights and fundamental freedoms.

The first chapter defines presumption of innocence principle setting forth its religious, international, regional and national sources in addition to its legal base and reflections on UAE's constitutional and legal system.

Second chapter deals with a host of issues related directly to the presumption of innocence, like, fair trial, burden of proof and judicial proof.

The study adopts a comparative perspective based on subjective analysis for the international and regional initiatives in the arena of human rights; International Declaration of Human Rights and other related international and regional conventions and then traces its impact on UAE legislative system.

Study found that UAE legislative system goes in tandem with contemporary legal trends of the international community as regards ( presumption of Innocence), and that all required mechanisms and assurances to execute this principle are available.

Study sums up with that UAE is committed to adopt and activate principle of Presumption of Innocence.