A march took off after the Friday prayer at the King Hussein Mosque, downtown, with the participation of around 500 persons from different parties, including student groups and activists, among others

Lawyer Issam Yassin, a member of the Yassin family, has told AmmanNet that his family decided not to recourse to courts regarding the statement issued by 36 tribal figures accusing the family of

Farmers in the Southern Ghowr area, who are already in a sit-in on the road to Aqaba, have started to receive sympathy due the accumulated debt farmers are suffering from after the losses they have

Discussion in Parliament quickly became heated when items dealing with amendments and reform came up.

Foreign journalists flock to Jordan to explore the possibility of a "clone" revolution-- "Revolution 2.0"--inspired by the model of the recent popular uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, in which social

Students demand implementation of new administrative policies.

Change to democracy in many Arab countries hinges on their people being able to enjoy two basic rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: the right to assembly and freedom of

AMMAN // Bowing to public pressure to revoke restrictions on public gatherings, Jordan's government says protests will no longer need government permission. It has also lifted a six-month ban that

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