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The article calls for a review of Jordan’s Anti-Terrorism Law No. 55 of 2006 and related penal laws, and for penalties proportionate to the seriousness of terrorist crimes—including planning, financing, recruitment, incitement, and logistical support—while taking into account degrees of responsibility and repeat offending. It stresses the need to update legislation to address the use of digital platforms and cross-border crime, as well as to ensure effective law enforcement, judicial independence, and fair-trial guarantees. It argues that protecting Jordan’s security requires not only deterrence, but also intellectual and community-based prevention, greater awareness, and efforts to counter extremism.
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