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The article focuses on calls from activists and human rights advocates to open a judicial investigation into the procedures for automatically imposing a "travel ban" indicator on debtors when financial enforcement cases are filed in Jordan. Protesters emphasize that this practice has exceeded legal standards and has become an automated administrative procedure that harms freedom of movement and negatively impacts the interests of debtors outside the country. They also demand a review of the continued registration of travel ban indicators on records despite decisions to "suspend the request," and call for the issuance of reasoned judicial decisions that comply with the law before restricting a debtor's freedom. The movement aims to protect citizens' rights and ensure adherence to proper judicial procedures, while highlighting the importance of balancing the rights of debtors and creditors within the framework of the law.
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