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Jordan Achieves 53.9% in Public Freedoms Index
The Performance Index Center (Efficiency) launched Jordan's first national indicator for public freedoms in 2026, which measures the state of freedoms across five main areas: freedom of opinion and expression, political participation, rule of law, the right to peaceful assembly, and freedom of movement. The overall score registered at 53.9%, classifying Jordan within a "fluctuating freedoms system," where laws and legislations are relatively solid, but implementation and actual impact suffer from clear gaps. The highest score was in the rule of law category at 69.8%, while the lowest was in the right to peaceful assembly at 44.7%, due to administrative restrictions including some pre-approval procedures. The center recommended deepening judicial oversight and developing legislation to ensure that freedoms move from formal texts to effective practices, along with periodic updates to the index to measure the impact of reforms on freedoms in Jordan.
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