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Home Jordan News House of Representatives fails to reject Cybercrime Law 27-07-2023 11:45 AM Ammon News - The proposal to reject the cybercrimes law", which was demanded by a number of deputies, Thursday, failed, after it was not successful in voting. The House of Representatives voted on the decision of the Parliamentary Legal Committee at the outset of the law’s discussion in today’s parliament session. MP Yanal Freihat said that the demand to return the law "does not mean that we do not want it completely", but rather we want it to be rejected so that a national debate opens about the law before it is approved by the House of Representatives.'

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House of Representatives fails to reject Cybercrime Law

27-07-2023 11:45 AM

Ammon News - The proposal to reject the cybercrimes law", which was demanded by a number of deputies, Thursday, failed, after it was not successful in voting.

The House of Representatives voted on the decision of the Parliamentary Legal Committee at the outset of the law’s discussion in today’s parliament session.

MP Yanal Freihat said that the demand to return the law "does not mean that we do not want it completely", but rather we want it to be rejected so that a national debate opens about the law before it is approved by the House of Representatives.'

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