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Al-Zarqa youth confronts violence defending others
Saleh Hamdan, known as "The Boy from Zarqa," graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Jordan after reclaiming his life from a brutal crime he endured in 2020. He was kidnapped, tortured, and suffered severe injuries that led to the amputation of his hands and the loss of his right eye. His studies focused on a project titled "Suspension of the Death Penalty in Jordan," in which he called for the implementation of the death penalty for the perpetrators, as a punishment for their crime that ignited public opinion. His efforts were successful after a difficult struggle, supported by popular and official backing. He achieved an 85% average in high school, with the goal of pursuing a career in defending the rights of the oppressed.
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