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While the UAE is very international, there are many restrictions to consider. Abortion is illegal, dedicated emergency contraception is unavailable (though you can use normal contraceptives) and you must technically be married in order to purchase contraception (though this does not seem to be enforced in most scenarios). There is little data surrounding women's sexual practices in the UAE. However, it is a radically international city, allowing a wide range of people to make their mark, despite the conservative cultural and political climate. | While the UAE is very international, there are many restrictions to consider. Abortion is illegal, dedicated emergency contraception is unavailable (though you can use normal contraceptives) and you must technically be married in order to purchase contraception (though this does not seem to be enforced in most scenarios). There is little data surrounding women's sexual practices in the UAE. However, it is a radically international city, allowing a wide range of people to make their mark, despite the conservative cultural and political climate. | ||