Jordan reviews 658,000 remote sessions before UN conference
During the Fifteenth United Nations Conference on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in Abu Dhabi, Jordan delivered a comprehensive presentation on the development of its criminal justice system. Minister of Justice Dr. Bassam Al-Telhouni emphasized the importance of modernizing legislation and strengthening international cooperation to confront the increasing challenges posed by crime. The presentation showcased Jordan's advancements in legislation and judicial services, including the utilization of technology such as remote sessions—which exceeded 658,000 sessions since 2019—and a 56% increase in the beneficiaries of legal aid by 2025. It also highlighted a 19% reduction in drug-related cases and individuals involved in substance abuse in 2025 compared to 2024, along with efforts to protect the rights of families and persons with disabilities. Additionally, it underscored Jordan's humanitarian approach to refugees and ongoing work on a national plan to enhance human rights and the rule of law.
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