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House approves draft law of National Commission for Women

House approves draft law of National Commission for Women

Ammon14-04-2025
Ammon News - The Lower House on Monday approved the draft law on the Jordanian National Commission for Women, as submitted by the Legal Committee.
MPs refused to open Article 4 of the draft law to add the phrase "in accordance with the provisions of Islamic Sharia."
A number of MPs left the session in protest.
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