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During the first half of 2026, 96 cases of child labor were addressed in Jordan, including 94 males and 2 females, of Jordanian, Syrian, and Egyptian nationalities, as part of efforts to monitor the labor market. The Ministry of Labor conducted 2,198 inspections of workplaces, issued 35 violations, and issued 109 warnings, 73 of which were corrective. The legal environment was strengthened through the enactment of the 2022 Child Law and the 2024 Child Protection System, along with a national strategy to reduce child labor (2022–2030). However, the Labor Observatory warns that rising rates of poverty and unemployment, as well as the deterioration of the educational environment, exacerbate the phenomenon. It emphasizes the need for fundamental solutions to address the economic and social causes that drive children to work.
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