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The article discusses the criticisms directed at the Electronic Crimes Law in Jordan, where many citizens consider it unjustified and a poison that threatens freedom of expression and human rights. It has led to targeting activists and journalists and silencing voices, despite official reassurances from the king warning against its misuse. The writer emphasizes the need to reconsider the law to stop its injustice and harm, affirming that its continued existence fragments unity and fuels oppression. He calls for its abolition and replacement with more just laws that guarantee freedom of opinion and protect people's rights.
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