There is a tendency in our modern age to be concerned about some democratic issues. With the rise of conscious people start thinking about human rights and the way they are observed in different countries. That is why it is very important now to have information about this issue. Traditionally, there is a belief that in countries of the East human rights are not very appreciated. It is conditioned by several factors. Historically, the power of one man was almost absolute there, that is why even nowadays people still consider that things had not changed. Moreover, there is a reason for people to think so. There are several countries, where the power of a ruler is not restricted by any regulatory body and that is why it is difficult to talk about some respect for human rights or even modern structure of the state. Moreover, it is rather interesting to compare how government functions in different countries under the influence of different stereotypes. Taking it into account, it is possible to say that our memo is devoted to investigation and comparison of some aspects of the United Arab Emirates administrative system with some other systems based on some readings. Moreover, a brief outline of some problematic or disputable questions is made. The UAE is one of the most developed countries of the East that is why it is possible to analyze it. Traditionally, the UAE is a federation of seven emirates. These emirates are governed by an absolute monarch. That is why it is possible to state that some problems with human rights can be observed in the state. Nevertheless, being a federation, the UAE has its federal institutions. The ruler of the country is the President, which is usually the ruler of the biggest emirate. Though, there are also 4 other institutions which are the Federal Supreme Council, the Council of Ministers of the Union, the Federal National Council and the Judiciary of the Union. All these regulatory bodies are rather traditional. “This is central to a rational connection between the means and ends of public policy which can be defined in general terms as efforts to change or maintain the status quo in society” (Bertelli 3). The USA, being also the union of different states, has its federal institutes which govern the state. They are the Congress, the President and so on. That is why the political structure of the UAE seems to be quite traditional and it can guarantee respect for human rights. Moreover, this system tries to supply its citizens with all they need for them to be satisfied with their government and country. These facts show that the UAEs government is a modern and well-structured organization which functions according to accepted in the world norms. To determine the current state of government in the UAE, it is possible to compare this system with another existing one and investigate its peculiarities, basing on some readings. Formally being the highest legislative body of the country, the Federal National Council, does not have much power and it can be called a supervisory body function of which is to discuss laws. With this in mind, it is possible to underline the increasing role of individuality in the UAE. Much depends