Freihet: Home visits with 100 dinars fine
The article focused on the census procedures in Jordan, where the Central Statistics Department emphasized that all citizens and residents are obliged to disclose their data by allowing census teams to visit their homes. The interviewer will sit with the head of the household for approximately half an hour to 45 minutes, asking simple questions related to population and health, with a reassurance that the questions will not address financial matters or income. It was also clarified that legal texts impose a fine of up to 100 dinars on those who refuse to participate, with penalties including imprisonment or fines for obstructing the census or disclosing information. An electronic mechanism has been introduced to protect data, whereby the forms are sent directly to the statistics servers without being stored in paper form, ensuring confidentiality and security.
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