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جراءة نيوز
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12 Hrsجراءة نيوز
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The Jordanian government, led by Jaafar Hassan, has decided to amend the anti-terrorism laws and toughen penalties. The minimum sentence will rise from five to 10 years, and to 15 years in some cases; the penalty could reach the death sentence. The amendments also provide for sentences to be combined when multiple crimes are committed, a prison year to be counted as 12 months rather than nine, and security measures and surveillance to be imposed after a sentence has been served. They also increase penalties for inciters and collaborators and for hate speech. The government has designated the amendments for expedited consideration, and they will be referred to the House of Representatives within two weeks.
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