National Human Rights Report 2023
The National Center for Human Rights in Aqaba has released its 22nd annual report on the state of human rights in the kingdom for the year 2025. The report assesses the state of human rights through field analysis, complaints, and legislation, covering civil and political rights, economic and social rights, as well as the rights of vulnerable groups requiring protection. Additionally, it addresses current issues such as digital rights, environmental concerns, and climate change. Officials emphasized that the report aims to diagnose developments and challenges and to translate monitoring results into practical policies to enhance protection and empowerment. There is a focus on the importance of integrating local experiences into the national dialogue. The report includes field visits, with particular attention to issues related to detention and imprisonment, highlighting both positive aspects and challenges such as overcrowding and facility maintenance. The full version of the report includes appendices available through the center.
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