Al-Sabeel: 30,000 cybercrime cases in courts last year
Jordanian courts recorded 29,389 cybercrime cases in 2025, in addition to referring 120 cases related to hate speech to the judiciary, according to the annual report of the National Center for Human Rights. The report emphasized the need to develop a comprehensive legislative and regulatory framework to address the increasing risks associated with digital usage, especially with the rising adoption of artificial intelligence. It also highlighted the importance of updating laws, expanding alternatives to custodial sentences, and strengthening legal policies to confront digital transformations, all while stressing the necessity of cooperation among relevant entities to ensure the protection of human rights and the reinforcement of the rule of law.
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