Sudanese in Jordan… at the Mercy of Legal Restrictions and Labor Exploitation
In a cramped apartment in the Jabal al-Akhdar neighborhood of Amman, Sudanese refugee Amna, 27, lives with her two children, one less than a year old and the other five, in harsh conditions without electricity for six months, threatened with eviction, They depend on aid or what they are forced to borrow to survive.
This paper proposes a package of legislative reforms to strengthen the protection of victims of trafficking and forced labour in Jordan and address two structural gaps that impede justice and
Two years after the launch of the national referral mechanism in October 2022, which was presented at the time as a qualitative shift in combating human trafficking and coordinating official and civil
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In a Jordanian factory, Bahaa* (27) was doing his routine work when he became exhausted and tired, which cost him two fingers after they were caught in the production machine he was working on. His
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