Reversing the Gender Bias against Jordanian Women Married to Non-Jordanians or Foreigners (JWMNJ)
The purpose of this study is to expose the challenges facing Jordanian women and their non-Jordanian husbands and children. The study presented a cost benefit analysis of potentially granting residency and civil rights to this group in order to provide policymakers with an accurate picture of the impact of addressing this inequality from an economic perspective. Additionally,the study highlights the impact of denial on children of these marriages specifically with reference to their sense of identity and belonging. The methodology of this study is a combination of both qualitative and quantitative research. The sample size of the quantitative survey included 23 Jordanian men married to foreigners and 21 Jordanian women married to foreigners from Zarqa,Aqaba,Sahab,Madaba and Balqa. nationality and Jordanian mothers
This report emphasizes key challenges associated with the right to education, including those associated with the approved third-cycle recommendations. The report highlighted (Quality of learning and
In 2023, AWO and IRCKHF conducted a legal analysis of the national legal framework governing the work of associations without religious, political, or labor interests in six Arab nations, including
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