THE NEED TO ENHANCE ONLINE CONSUMER PROTECTION
UNDER EXISTING SAUDI ARABAIN E-COMMERCE LAWS

Aloufi, Abdulrahman

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Authors

Aloufi, Abdulrahman

Date

2023

Supervisor

Dale Pinto

Rami Olwan

Anna Bunn

Type

Thesis

Award

PhD

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Faculty

Business and Law

School

School of Business and Law

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/95178

Collection

Curtin Theses

Abstract

This thesis identifies the shortcomings of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s existing consumer protection laws in terms of e-commerce transactions, including the KSA's new draft consumer protection law. It also compares KSA legal frameworks to that of some Gulf Co-operation Council countries, namely the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Kuwait, in order to find a solution to the identified gaps that KSA policymakers can adopt or adapt.