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• Iceland Contributes $180,000 to UNICEF Child Protection Programmes in Jordan

• 7 people go on trial for abusing dead body

• Girl tortured, locked up, dies in northern Jordan

• Princess Iman bint Al Hussein attends opening of Arab Youth Congress

• Weapons used in renewed Mutah campus violence

• Teachers association urges education ministry to improve Tawjihi

• Jordanians gain new perspective after one academic year in US

• Mu'tah University to publish names of rioters soon

• Syrian Refugee Students Face Hardships in Jordan

• PM: "Youths are the present and future of the country"

• Cancer centre opens summer camp for children

• ‘Minimum grade for Arab students’ admission reduced’

• Princess Sumaya takes part in London G8 Conference

• Winners of anti-smoking media campaign honoured

• USAID Celebrates Launch of New Youth Services at Women’s Charity, Al Netaquein

• Jordan, Bahrain agree to exchange expertise in social development

• Family affairs council approves paternity leave

• Project Pen web platform adopts ‘new look’, reaches out to int’l audience

• Int’l youth foundation launches new services in Jordan Valley

• Mutah University suspends classes after fresh violence

• UN: Jordan and Lebanon bear the most of Syrian crisis