The United Arab Emirates has earned top marks from a Norway-based human rights group for its work to improve its society across a wide range of quality-of-life categories, according to a new report that ranks the UAE first among Arab countries and 14th globally for respecting human rights.
The Global Network for Rights and Development (GNRD) released yesterday its International Human Rights Indicator (IHRRI), which positioned the UAE 58 full ranks ahead of the closest Arab country on the list, Tunisia.
The UAE was ranked six spots ahead of the United States, which placed 20th, while Syria was ranked 210th.
To acquire its 14th position, the UAE fared well across 21 individual categories, performing best in the education category with a 94 per cent finish for ensuring top education for all children.
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UAE top for human rights in Arab countries
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