Women in Jordan – Limited Economic Participation and Continued Inequality
Women in Jordan are living longer, but far behind men in employment. The lives of Jordanian women are constrained by gender-related bias, restrictive social norms, and a discriminatory legal framework. A new report calls for action to address the social, economic and political gaps between men and women.
This guide provides a practical framework for responding to digital violence against women and girls in Jordan. It outlines safe and victim-centred approaches to receiving complaints, conducting
The report examines legal, administrative and institutional measures concerning migrant workers’ access to complaints mechanisms and justice, working conditions, recruitment, labour inspection, social
This guide aims to provide a legal and practical reference for addressing cases of digital violence against women in Jordan by clarifying the national legal framework, key procedural and evidentiary
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