The Weirdest Laws In The World

To ensure the legal order of each country, it is necessary to have laws and restrictions that will ensure order and peace in every country in the world. What is the law? Law is a high act that regulates specific behavior or acts according to a specific situation and condition. It is a rule that is intended for the whole population or for a specific group of citizens who need to respect it. The laws also provide for sanctions. If the rule stated by the state is not respected, there is a sanction that will follow for non-compliance. Sanctions are usually in the amount of money or are imprisonment or detention for a certain period of time.

Otherwise, the laws are diverse. They can edit literally anything. For that reason, it is necessary to classify the laws and their contents. Thus, one can come across laws that regulate the order and order in a country, then laws that refer to the economy, politics, education, health, defense, and many other parts of the functioning of a country. Each of them has a subject that covers the law itself and according to which the regulation is managed. In addition to laws on important matters, ordinances are often passed around the world on many banal matters.

Yes, you can often find things in the world that you would never believe were regulated by law. Thus, many countries in the world for certain things, situations, events, and procedures have provided regulations that must be respected. Although many things do not require regulation from our point of view, the authorities in the countries do not think so, so they have proposed a solution that was presented to the members of the legislature, and they voted because they considered it necessary to achieve better governance of law in the country. Some of them are great, but some of them are weird and not at all logical. So let’s see, what are the strangest laws that have ever been passed in the countries of the world, and which we have prepared for you.

1. If you run out of gas in the middle of a highway in Germany you can face a high fine – we start the list of the strangest laws with one of the countries with the best regulation when it comes to laws. That is Germany. In this country, if your vehicle runs out of gas in the middle of the highway, you can be fined. This is because they have introduced fast road traffic that allows you to move at high speeds to get to your destination faster.
2. It is forbidden in Singapore to produce, sell and chew gum – this is another one of the many strange regulations in the world, but it exists for a reason. The regulation comes after protesters used chewing gum to destroy the streets during a change of government. After these protests, the state needed a lot of time and a lot of money to clean up the mess. From there, the idea of banning chewing gum was born.
   

   Source: bbc.com

3. If you are visiting Venice, do not pet the pigeons, it is illegal! – a similar case as the one in Singapore was reported to us by openlegal.nl who offer expert assistance in relation to every possible law around the world. It is about Venice, Italy. After the authorities realized that the costs of cleaning the “troubles” that pigeons make in a square in Venice were enormous, they decided to change the rules a bit. From now on, anyone who is caught feeding a pigeon just to take a picture with it can receive a penalty that is three times the unit price that every citizen pays for cleaning public areas.
4. France only allows Speedo swimwear to be worn by men who decide to visit the beaches – after it has been shown that much of the water surrounding France has potential infections and that these infections are from people who bathe in clothes they wear around town, France decided to make changes. These changes were more specifically aimed at men who from that moment had to bathe only in Speedo swimwear because that is the only way they are allowed to enter the beach.
5. If you are planning to visit Sri Lanka, forget about taking selfies with Buddha! – Sri Lanka has passed a law that provides penalties for taking selfies with the Buddha. It is disrespectful to them because you are turning your back on him, and that is showing disrespect to this holy person. The fines are high, and if caught you could end up in custody.
   

   Source: theculturetrip.com

6. Denmark bans carnival masks and similar outdoor accessories – after police had trouble identifying people, state law decided to make changes and ban all masks and accessories used at carnivals when on the street. Thus, they believe that they will be able to more easily identify event attendees, people who are at parties and crowds in the future without any problems occurring.
7. The United Arab Emirates can sanction you with imprisonment or deportation if you swear – according to the law of this country, with every indecent word you violate honor and create mental unrest towards the person you are addressing these words, but also towards the people who are in the immediate vicinity. So if you go to this country, try to be extremely kind and not use bad words.
8. It is a must in Rome to take your dog for a walk! – if you ever want to move to Rome or visit someone who has a dog, do not be surprised if you see all the people walking their dogs at certain times of the day. This is because the law stipulates that anyone who has a dog must take it for a walk at least once a day.

These are just some of the goal setting shareware that you can use. We advise you, before going anywhere, to be well informed about the regulation of the rules in the country so as not to get into an unwanted situation.