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Killing of Jordanian journalist a deplorable attack on freedom of expression

Section: Middle East
Document type: Report
Organization: Amnesty International
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Jordan: Aid deliveries to refugees trapped in desert ‘no-man’s land’ must be followed by long-term solution

Section: Middle East
Document type: Report
Organization: Amnesty International
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Stop Violence Against Women - Jordan: Assessment on Violence Against Women Reveals Achievements and Gaps. Aug. 24, 2010.

Section: Middle East
Document type: Document
Organization: Advocates for Human Rights
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IMPRISONED WOMEN, STOLEN CHILDREN POLICING SEX, MARRIAGE AND PREGNANCY IN JORDAN

Section: Africa
Document type: Report
Organization: Amnesty International
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Preserving Stability Amidst Regional Conflagration

Section: Middle East
Document type: Report
Organization: United States Institute of Peace
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Social Protection and Safety Nets in Jordan

Section: Asia
Document type: Report
Organization: Naz Foundation International
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Jordan arrests two journalists over report on finance minister

Section: Middle East
Document type: Report
Organization: Committee to Protect Journalists
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Occasional Papers, Etude occasionnelle no. 1, La Detention Administrative en Cisjordanie occupee, by Emma Playfair. 1986, 22 pp.

Section: Middle East
Document type: Periodical
Organization: Al-Haq
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Jordan: New anti-terrorism law violates international Human Rights standards

Section: Middle East
Document type: Communiqué
Organization: Alkarama
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JORDAN: GOVERNMENT SHOULD WITHDRAW AMENDMENTS TO CYBERCRIMES LAW AHEAD OF UN REVIEW

Section: Middle East
Document type: Report
Organization: Amnesty International
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