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Jordan’s Cabinet approved urgent amendments to toughen penalties for terrorism offenses and incitement, following two attacks in Amman and Karak that killed 10 people and injured 35. The measures raise the minimum sentence from five to 10 years, and to 15 years in some cases, while allowing for the death penalty. They also require sentences for multiple offenses to be served cumulatively, rather than imposing only the highest sentence. The government also ended the practice of counting a year in prison as nine months for people already convicted in these cases, and approved subjecting them, after completing their sentences, to precautionary security measures, including electronic monitoring and house arrest.
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