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Laws are made differently in different countries of the world. Some countries give more freedom to their citizens, while in some countries the rules are very strict and the punishment is also very strict. Laws decide what people can and cannot do. It is also decided how much punishment will be given for committing a mistake. In many countries, history, religion, politics and the ideology of power have a deep impact on the laws.
Which countries have the strictest laws?
According to reports from human rights organizations, countries most frequently discussed with stringent laws include:
- China
- Russia
- Syria
- united arab emirates
- Queue
- iran
- saudi arabia
In these countries, there may be strict rules on freedom of speech, right to protest and matters related to personal life. Punishment is not limited to just fine or jail. In some parts of the world the punishment can be very harsh. In some countries, corporal punishment, long imprisonment and in some cases even death penalty are given.
law on homosexual relations
In many countries even today homosexual relations are considered a crime. These include countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Qatar, Nigeria, Uganda, Brunei, Mauritania, Somalia, Sudan, Malawi and Yemen. The punishment in these places can range from fine to jail and in some cases even death penalty.
Strict law on blasphemy (speaking against religion)
- In some countries, insulting religion or speaking against it is considered a crime.
- There can be life imprisonment for blasphemy in Pakistan.
- In some cases in Saudi Arabia, there can be even death penalty.
- Such laws also exist in Indonesia, Egypt, Nigeria, Iran and Afghanistan.
- Human rights groups say that sometimes these laws are also used to suppress protests.
Singapore and North Korea: two different examples
Singapore
The laws here are very strict, but emphasis is placed on maintaining order and cleanliness.
Heavy fine for throwing garbage
Strict punishment for drug smuggling
death penalty in some cases
north korea
This country runs completely under the strict control of the government.
Freedom of speech and information limited
Jail or labor camp punishment for dissenting
effect of strict laws
Experts believe that strict laws are often made to maintain order, but sometimes it reduces the personal freedom of people. The laws of every country depend on its culture, history and political system. But it is clear that even today in many places in the world the laws are very harsh and their impact falls on the everyday lives of people.
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