Cyber Crime Legislation
The article details criticize the Cybercrime Law in Jordan, with the author emphasizing their own suffering alongside that of many citizens due to the repercussions of this law, which they previously rejected and warned about regarding its negative impact on freedom of expression and family stability. The law is described as being akin to "cortisone," carrying unpredictable risks and harms to the national body, having been used as a tool of oppression and a means to diminish freedom of opinion rather than as a mechanism to protect society. The author stresses the need to reconsider the law, especially since it has led to injustice and the imposition of restrictions on free expression. Many deputies and lawmakers rushing to hurriedly draft similar laws ignore these warnings and the potential dangers involved. The article concludes with a call to abolish this unjust law, affirming that it has caused substantial harm to society and the families of victims. It is better to revoke this deadly law and open the door for genuine dialogue and justice.
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