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Created page with "Il en est de même pour les préservatifs. Même si vous devez en théorie être mariée pour utiliser des préservatifs, ça n'a pas l'air d'être respecté, et vous devriez..."
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Vous pouvez acheter des contraceptifs oraux (pilules) sans ordonnance aux Emirats Arabes Unis.<ref>[http://ocsotc.org/wp-content/uploads/worldmap/worldmap.html Global Oral Contraception Availability]</ref> Que vous soyez mariée ou célibataire, les habitants rapportent que vous pouvez acheter des pilules contraceptives. Bien que les relations sexuelles avant le mariage soient interdites aux Emirats Arabes Unis, vous pouvez vous procurer des pilules contraceptives en tant que femme célibataire à Dubaï.  
Vous pouvez acheter des contraceptifs oraux (pilules) sans ordonnance aux Emirats Arabes Unis.<ref>[http://ocsotc.org/wp-content/uploads/worldmap/worldmap.html Global Oral Contraception Availability]</ref> Que vous soyez mariée ou célibataire, les habitants rapportent que vous pouvez acheter des pilules contraceptives. Bien que les relations sexuelles avant le mariage soient interdites aux Emirats Arabes Unis, vous pouvez vous procurer des pilules contraceptives en tant que femme célibataire à Dubaï.  


The same holds true for condoms. While you technically need to be married to use condoms, this does not seem to be widely enforced, and you should be able to purchase condoms at supermarkets, gas stations, grocery stores and pharmacies. Note that this is not the case throughout UAE, and you will need to show proof of marriage in places like Abu Dhabi.  
Il en est de même pour les préservatifs. Même si vous devez en théorie être mariée pour utiliser des préservatifs, ça n'a pas l'air d'être respecté, et vous devriez pouvoir acheter des préservatifs au supermarché, stations d'essence, épiceries et pharmacies. Il est à noter que ce n'est pas le cas partout aux Emirats Arabes Unis, et vous devrez montrer une preuve de mariage dans des endroits comme Abu Dhabi.  


In Dubai, there have been some reported cases of the following: women being asked for marriage certificates before buying contraception, women being asked for their husband's permission before receiving contraception, and women being reported by pharmacists to authorities for buying contraception while being unmarried. These stories have been especially covered in the British media. Yet many single women of Dubai report little to no problems when purchasing contraception and [http://www.thenational.ae/uae/health/pharmacists-debunk-claims-that-unmarried-women-cannot-buy-contraceptives-in-dubai Dubai pharmacists have contested this story]. However, it may be recommended to wear a "wedding ring" if you are indeed single and wish to purchase contraception to avoid questioning or slut-shaming. See this [https://witness.theguardian.com/assignment/51de9472e4b086e88379b397/419910 Guardian article] for details.
In Dubai, there have been some reported cases of the following: women being asked for marriage certificates before buying contraception, women being asked for their husband's permission before receiving contraception, and women being reported by pharmacists to authorities for buying contraception while being unmarried. These stories have been especially covered in the British media. Yet many single women of Dubai report little to no problems when purchasing contraception and [http://www.thenational.ae/uae/health/pharmacists-debunk-claims-that-unmarried-women-cannot-buy-contraceptives-in-dubai Dubai pharmacists have contested this story]. However, it may be recommended to wear a "wedding ring" if you are indeed single and wish to purchase contraception to avoid questioning or slut-shaming. See this [https://witness.theguardian.com/assignment/51de9472e4b086e88379b397/419910 Guardian article] for details.
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