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How do codes of ethics curb hotel employee CSR skepticism? Evidence from the hospitality industry
ABSTRACT This study examines how organisational ethics shape employee skepticism toward corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives in the hospitality industry. Grounded in social exchange and cognitive dissonance theories, it proposes a moderated mediation model linking codes of ethics (COE) to CSR skepticism (SK) through employee citizenship behaviour (ECB), with shared values (SV) and employee ethics (EE) as moderators.
United Arab Emirates
On 18 April 2024, the Ruler of Dubai established the new Judicial Authority for Resolving Jurisdictional Conflicts between the DIFC Courts and the Judicial Bodies in the Emirate of Dubai (the “New Judicial Authority”). The New Judicial Authority was established by Dubai Decree no. 24 of 2024 (the “New Decree“), and replaced the previous authority, the Joint Judicial Committee (the “JJC”), established by Dubai Decree no. 19 of 2016 (the “Old Decree”).
On moving the Syrian file to Riyadh - Rania Mostafa
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The ICJ and Israel’s military offensive against Gaza - Rania Mostafa
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As Egypt’s election looms, the deep state can’t afford to ignore the largest political faction - Rania Mostafa
Since the 2013 coup against the first elected president, Egypt has been living through political absurdity that cannot even be called satire. It is little more than stand-up by a comedian who lacks presence and whose jokes fall flat. The regime of Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi is basically a Stalinist phase after a coup against the reformist, socialist democratic government elected after the 2011 January Revolution.
Egypt and its BRICS membership - Rania Mostafa
With the end of World War II, the eras of conflicting multipolarities over colonial supremacy ended in the traditional form, and the occupation took on a more elegant appearance represented in economic domination, in an attempt to avoid falling into the bottomless well of a third world war.
Oxytocin Versus Oral Misoprostol for Induction of Labor in Pregnant Women with Term Prelabor Rupture of Membranes: a Randomized Clinical Trial - Reproductive Sciences
Abstract This study compares the effectiveness and safety of oxytocin infusion against oral misoprostol for inducing labour in pregnant women with term prelabor membrane rupture.
A general introduction to public-private partnerships in United Arab Emirates
All questions Overview PPPs are central to the policy of the government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for developing infrastructure.2 There is a great emphasis on growing the private sector and increasing the employment rate nationally.3 The PPP model enables the development of strategic projects and services in a cost-effective and quality-assured manner.
In review: governing rules and procedures for PPP projects in United Arab Emirates
All questions General framework i Types of public–private partnership The flexibility of the UAE's legal framework relating to PPPs is reflected in the wide variety of PPP structures available in the UAE as set out in the UAE federal government's Public Private Partnership Provisions and Procedure Manual (PPP Manual).
Al Sisi y el Dรญa Internacional de la Mujer
Desde que Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi dio un golpe de Estado contra el presidente legรญtimo, Mohamed Morsi, se ha promocionado a sรญ mismo en los medios de comunicaciรณn como defensor de las mujeres, dirigiรฉndose a ellas en su dรญa internacional con respeto y aprecio. Sin embargo, la verdad es que, bajo su mandato, las mujeres egipcias han sufrido mรกs que nunca.
Sisi and International Women's Day
Since Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi staged a coup against the legitimate President, Mohamed Morsi, he has been promoting himself in the media as an advocate for women, speaking to women on their international day with respect and appreciation. However, the truth is that, under his rule, Egyptian women have been suffering more than ever before. They are forced to bear his State's failure to provide basic services, meaning they must play the role of a school, hospital, gym, library and mosque.
12 años después de la revolución, Egipto no está mejor que Siria e Irak
El régimen de Mubarak fue el más estable de los cuatro regímenes militares que han gobernado Egipto en los últimos tiempos. El régimen no fue testigo de manifestaciones violentas gracias al férreo control que Mubarak mantuvo durante 30 años. Se rodeó de una élite de veteranos de la política, la economía y los medios de comunicación para mantenerse en el poder. Además, los egipcios habían estado expuestos a las culturas y condiciones de otras naciones.
12 years after the revolution, Egypt is no better than Syria and Iraq
The Mubarak regime was the most stable of the four military regimes that have ruled Egypt in recent times. The regime witnessed no violent demonstrations thanks to the iron grip that Mubarak maintained for 30 years. He surrounded himself with an elite of political, economic and media veterans to keep him in power. Moreover, the Egyptians had been exposed to the cultures and conditions of other nations.
New death sentences in Egypt demand us to seek clemency for the accused
Two weeks ago, the Court of Cassation in Egypt upheld the death sentences handed down to 12 defendants in the Rabaa Al-Adawiya protest dispersal case. The court reduced the sentences of 31 others from death to a life sentence. I have written before about death sentences in Egypt, and how coup leader Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi controls the judiciary to the extent that the Ministry of Justice is nothing but an office customising laws to suit his whims and investments in the country's capabilities.
Did the Muslim Brotherhood fail politically during the Egyptian revolution?
During the course of the brief — just one year — Egyptian government led by President Mohamed Morsi, the opponents of the Muslim Brotherhood accused the movement of failure. Demands were made for it to admit its mistakes, conduct reviews, apologise and then disappear from the political scene altogether. Did the Brotherhood really fail though? To make a judgment on this, we need to review the movement's interaction with the most important aspects of the 2011 January Revolution.
The harvest of the Arab Spring revolutions
The Arab Spring revolutions ended where they began. They set out to fight dictatorships, scored some victories and were then cannibalised by hypocrites. After news presenters spoke about revolutions using appropriate terminology, they started to say that coup-led regimes faced civil wars and terrorists. Revolutionaries became outlaws involved in acts of violence and chaos. Everyone gave up on advocating freedom for the people and their democratic rights.
Al-Sisi’s Egypt is a land without justice
As often happens with military coups, the leader of the 2013 coup in Egypt, Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, sent the heads of the elected regime and its supporters to the gallows. From the very first moment, he passed laws targeting citizens merely on suspicion of sympathy towards the former government or the movement behind it.
Surgical management of subhepatic perforated appendicitis: a case report
Abstract Background Subhepatic appendicitis is an exceedingly rare presentation, accounting for 0.01% of acute appendicitis cases. It is of prime importance to be aware of variants and manage such challenging cases accordingly. Case presentation We present a case of a middle-aged Saudi woman with subhepatic perforated appendicitis and peritonitis who underwent an exploratory laparotomy and appendectomy.
On 30 June, 2013, democracy was killed in Egypt
On the seventh anniversary of the military coup that ousted democratically-elected President Mohamed Morsi (1951-2019) in Egypt, it is worth considering that the coup leader, General Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, actually paved the way for his takeover with a number of other, perhaps less noticeable coups and related events which are detailed below. With outside support, he effectively killed Egypt's nascent democracy.
Female prisoners in Sisi’s jails
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor has revealed that five Egyptian women’s prisons “neither abide by the minimum standards of human life nor meet the minimum conditions for the treatment of prisoners.” They also stated that the prisons are not subject to accountability. The Women Against the Coup movement has published the names and reports of 145 female prisoners detained in Egypt due to their political affiliations or orientations, which are against the Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi regime.
Is coronavirus the result of a conspiracy?
From the beginning of the Arab Spring revolutions, the world seemed to be preparing for an event unknown to the general public, but about which the leaders of the global superpowers had knowledge. In my opinion, the revolutions were nothing but a re-drawing of the 1916 Sykes-Picot agreement in light of a severe global economic crisis to which the major powers are still trying to find solutions.
Corona and Egypt's detainees
Due to the spread of the coronavirus, the voices of human rights organisations and political activists are growing louder, calling on the families of the prisoners to continuously send telegraphs to the Public Prosecutor to demand the release of the detainees in Egypt’s 68 prisons, in addition to the 382 detention centres inside police stations, and secret prisons in its military camps.
Is the Egyptian regime trying to kill Osama Morsi?
Abdullah Morsi’s last request to human rights lawyers was to continue denouncing the conditions of his brother Osama’s detention, and the abuses that he was being subjected to. The youngest son of the late Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, Abdullah died last September following a sudden heart attack aged just 25.
The difference between Morsi and Mubarak’s funerals
The contrasting treatment of the coup-led Egyptian military regime between two presidents necessitated an essential comparison. Death: The deposed Hosni Mubarak died on February 25, 2020, at the Al-Galaa Military Hospital, at the age of 91, 30 years of which was spent in office, after surgery to remove part of his intestines. He suffered kidney failure and atrial fibrillation in his heart, leading to his death.
Will Mohamed Ali’s document bring change to Egypt?
On 28 December, contractor Mohamed Ali (or son of the army, as he calls himself), released a document, which he said the entire spectrum of the Egyptian political opposition in the diaspora had participated in formulating.
Mohamed Ali, the man from Egypt’s operations room
Mohamed Ali, 45 years old, is an amateur actor whose company was involved in the Egyptian army’s contracting investments for 15 years until a dispute arouse over a few million dollars. This resulted in him flying to Spain, taking with him what was left of his wealth, to expose his rivals on social media. In his first video, Ali stressed that his financial problem has nothing to do with politics.
Morsi’s death was probably an ‘arbitrary assassination with the consent of the state’
A statement signed by Agnes Kalamar, the UN Special Rapporteur on Arbitrary Executions, confirmed that Egypt’s late President Mohamed Morsi, 67, was held in brutal conditions in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day; was forced to sleep on a concrete floor; and was denied treatment for diabetes and high blood pressure.
Why don’t the Egyptian people revolt?
The civilian opposition elites abroad, backed by groups in the community with an Islamic background, complain about the flatness and stagnation of the Egyptian people, and their unwillingness to change their bitter reality. Some intellectuals have begun searching in history for proof of their foolishness, sometimes twisting the facts to prove the validity of their opinions. These opposition elites do not feel guilty as they blame their sins on the people.
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