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The Jordanian Cabinet has decided to amend the anti-terrorism laws to stiffen penalties and deter offenders. The minimum sentences for some offenses will rise from five to 10 years, and to 15 years for others; penalties could reach the death sentence, with sentences combined when multiple crimes are committed. The amendments would also bar current prisoners from receiving sentence reductions for good behavior and impose post-sentence monitoring measures, including electronic monitoring and house arrest. They would further stiffen penalties for inciters, accomplices and hate speech. The amendments will be referred to the House of Representatives within two weeks under an urgent procedure, following an armed attack in Karak Governorate that killed nine people.
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