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جفرا نيوز
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13 Hrsجفرا نيوز
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Constitutional law professor Laith Nasrawin called for a review of Jordan’s Anti-Terrorism Law No. 55 of 2006, particularly Article 7(c), to distinguish in sentencing between leaders, founders, financiers and trainers of terrorist organizations, and those who merely join them. He also called for updating the law’s provisions on terrorist financing to cover different forms of support and digital assets. Nasrawin proposed drawing on the Egyptian and Emirati experiences to impose harsher penalties, carrying out final death sentences, and excluding those convicted of serious terrorist offenses from early release. Jordanian law allows release after serving three-quarters of a sentence, or after 20 years for someone sentenced to life imprisonment. He also called for separating terrorist prisoners from others, rehabilitating them and monitoring them after release through judicial measures, stressing that confronting terrorism requires preventing crimes and strengthening oversight—not merely imposing harsher penalties.
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