Human Rights publishes 22nd Jordan report
The National Center for Human Rights in Jordan has released its 22nd Annual Report for 2025, which assesses the state of human rights in the country. The report highlights reform developments and ongoing challenges, emphasizing the importance of shifting from sector-specific interventions to comprehensive policies based on clear measurement indicators to ensure sustainable results. It also underscores the need to strengthen the protection of the most vulnerable groups and stresses the role of official institutions and civil society in implementing recommendations and achieving genuine progress in human rights, within a strategic vision extending until 2030.
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