[Dubai International Financial Centre Courts Propose On-Chain Judgment Enforcement Framework for Direct Freezing and Disposal of Digital Assets] According to Foresight News, citing UAE media outlet The National, the Dubai International Financial Centre Courts (DIFC Courts) has released a white paper proposing the establishment of a "Dispute Resolution Oracle" framework. This framework would connect courts and other dispute resolution institutions to a blockchain network, enabling judgments to be enforced directly on-chain against digital assets. According to the proposal, parties must pre-agree to have a designated court or arbitration tribunal handle the dispute. In cases involving disputes over digital assets such as tokenized real estate or funds in smart contracts, these assets can be temporarily frozen during the dispute resolution process. After a judgment is rendered, the system can send authorized instructions to the blockchain to enforce the judgment. This framework can handle disputes involving tokenized stocks and AI agents and includes safeguards such as freeze periods, appeals, and multiple pre-enforcement approvals. This framework is voluntary and aims to serve as an international standard for adoption by other jurisdictions, rather than being implemented immediately in Dubai. The framework was developed jointly by DIFC Courts and DECA4 Advisory and will undergo public consultation and controlled testing before formal deployment.