Tabhoub questions government on freedoms in Jordan
Jordanian Deputy Dima Tohboub posed a series of questions to the government regarding the state of public freedoms and human rights in Jordan. This came in response to the 2026 Performance (Efficiency) Index, which classified the country within a fluctuating system of freedoms. She asked the government to clarify its stance on the index results, to disclose whether there are official indicators to measure freedoms and human rights, and to specify how these compare with international findings. Her questions covered topics such as government procedures related to public gatherings, arrest and house arrest decisions, judicial oversight over administrative decisions, plans to develop legislation, and an assessment of their impact on rights. The goal is to enhance transparency and human rights in accordance with the constitution and international commitments.
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