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The Jordanian Cabinet approved the start of amendments to the counterterrorism laws following the armed attack on civilians inside a church in Karak Governorate. The amendments aim to toughen penalties and strengthen security and social peace. They include raising the minimum sentence from five to 10 years—and to 15 years in some cases, or the death penalty; imposing cumulative sentences for multiple crimes; counting a prison year as 12 months rather than nine; and barring release after an offender has served three-quarters of the sentence. They also provide for electronic monitoring and house arrest after a sentence has been served, and tougher penalties for those who incite or collaborate, as well as for hate speech. The package is expected to be referred to the House of Representatives within two weeks.
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