Book "Prevention" by Dr. Abdullah Al-Asaaf
The article focuses on the campaign of censorship and suppression that is practiced against historical and academic books in Jordan, especially those that address sensitive topics such as Jordan's political history or national figures. It explains that although publishing laws allow for the publication of history and official documents after certain periods, many books are confiscated, besieged, and prevented from circulation, which restricts freedom of expression and endangers freedom of publishing. The article highlights the experiences of young authors striving to publish their research, particularly on Jordan's history, despite the harassment and security pressures they face. It emphasizes that this approach hampers scientific research progress and undermines the right to knowledge and historical documentation.
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