For the second year in a row, the Jordan Labor Watch which is followed of the Phenix Center, launches its annual campaign to shed light on Decent Work issues in Jordan, which witnessed a remarkable decline since the beginning of Covid-19 pandemic.
A study showed that 74% of laborers who have lost their jobs in Jordan as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic are women..
The Phenix Center for Economic and Informatics Studies concluded a training last week for youths aged 18-24 in Karak on employability skills, in collaboration with Vigilance for Democracy and the Civic State.
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An analysis of the recommendations accepted by Jordan in the fourth Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of human rights reveals that the five most concentrated areas of reform revolve around civil and political freedoms (12%), women's rights (12%),
Economic and social rights are a fundamental part of human rights, as they enhance individuals' ability to achieve a dignified life and ensure fair access to economic resources and opportunities.
In the context of the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review, Jordan for the first time accepted a number of recommendations focusing on enhancing civil society freedom and ensuring a safe and supportive environment for civil society organizations. This acceptance came after reviewing these recommendations during the review on January 25, 2024.
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