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An Abu Dhabi court has awarded a woman Dh30,000 in compensation after a man was convicted of assaulting her in front of her children. The incident unfolded when the woman filed a lawsuit citing physical and emotional harm caused by the assault. Court documents reveal that the man was fined Dh7,000 under a criminal ruling, which was upheld on appeal. The woman sought additional damages for medical costs, lost income, and the emotional trauma inflicted on her and her children. The court emphasized that the assault caused the woman tangible financial losses, including medical expenses and missed workdays. It also recognized the moral damages, such as the embarrassment and psychological impact on the plaintiff. Legal analysts highlighted the case’s significance in ensuring justice for victims of domestic and public violence. Attorney Khalid Al Mansoor explained, “This decision sends a clear message: the judicial system will hold perpetrators accountable for the harm they cause, both financially and morally.” ICA/Expat Media
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