There are plenty of laws to break in Uganda, including the wearing of miniskirts

In Saudi Arabia, visitors are banned from having Christmas decorations

Other prohibited behaviours in Saudi Arabia include the consumption of alcohol, taking photos of women and dancing or playing music in public. What will be public, however, is your potential flogging as punishment for breaking the law.

Additionally, women entering a public domain must be accompanied by a man, and must seek permission from him before leaving.

This one na harsh law?
Travel to middle east and see crazy laws.

In Cuba it's illegal to photograph the military, police and any railways or airports

It is also against the law in Cuba for men to dress in clothes designed for women, and vice versa

In Malaysia, it's illegal to collect local flora and fauna without permission from the government 

Disseminating non-Islamic religious material in Malaysia could land you an arrest too

In the UAE, alcohol is permitted in certain situations but public drunkenness will not to be tolerated, nor will any sort of obscene hand gestures

In Singapore, one of the most rules-heavy countries in the world, it's illegal to litter or smoke in public places - and homosexuality is defined by law as an 'outrage on decency'

In Thailand, it's illegal to criticize the monarchy - carrying a jail sentence of up to 15 years - and to drive a car shirtless

In Algeria, it's illegal to encourage conversion to a different faith, and to engage in same-sex sexual relations

Shouting offensive words in public is banned in Mexico, as is any sort of 'nude artistic display'

Taking any literature that glorifies Nazis in or out of Germany is illegal, as is cycling under the influence of alcohol

Giving minors 'propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations' is illegal in Russia, though the definition of 'nontraditional' here is vague





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In Nigeria today, it is against the rules to criticize government.

2. It is unlawful to be an ex-Looter. Punishment include jail before trial

3. It is against the law to protest against government and carries 'shoot at sight' order.