News DeskDubai, UAE – For the tenth consecutive year, the Child and Woman Protection Department of Dubai Police’s General Department of Human Rights, in collaboration with the General Department of Punitive and Correctional Institutions, has launched the “You Made Me Happy” initiative. This initiative aims to distribute Eid clothing to female inmates and their children, bringing joy to their hearts during the festive season.
The launch event was attended by Colonel Jamila Al Zaabi, Director of the Women’s Prison, Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Ali Muhmmad Al Matroushi, Director of the Child and Woman Protection Department, along with several officers and personnel from both departments.
Colonel Al Zaabi highlighted that the initiative is a key part of Dubai Police’s humanitarian efforts, focusing on bringing happiness to the children of female inmates. “It reflects our commitment to social responsibility and our keenness to promote values of tolerance and love by bringing joy to children during Eid through clothing distribution,” she stated.
Al Zaabi also explained the measures taken by the prison administration to ensure a positive and comfortable environment for the children of female inmates. This includes providing suitable food and drink, regular medical check-ups, and essential education in reading and writing. The administration is dedicated to sharing joy and celebrating various occasions with the inmates and their children, launching several initiatives to bring happiness to their lives.
Emphasizing the humane approach of the institution, Al Zaabi noted, “The spirit of the law prevails in the prison, and it is the cornerstone of dealing with female inmates and their children. The prevailing atmosphere is primarily familial and fraternal.”
The “You Made Me Happy” initiative continues to be a significant part of Dubai Police’s efforts to uphold human rights and provide a supportive environment for those within the correctional system.
