Theocracy, neocolonialism, and gender apartheid in Jordan
“Women and LGBTQIA+ persons in Jordan face intersectional discrimination enabled by theocratic dictatorship, colonial legacies, and neocolonialism.” Author: Samar Zughool (2024), MSc, political scientist, Intercultural researcher, and manager of intercultural programs. The Hashemite... READ MORE
Theocracy and the Violation of Women’s Rights in Jordan
According to Article 195 of the Jordanian Penal Code, criticizing the nice king in any way is considered a crime of “lèse-majesté” and carries a punishment of one to three years in prison.... READ MORE
Civilna družba in tradicionalne nevladne organizacije v odsevu koronske tiranije
Nevladne organizacije, ki bi naj bile najbolj prominenten del civilne družbe, se v svoji esenci napajajo iz idej o poslanstvu, da so kritičen del družbe, da so bolj ekspeditivne kot javna infrastruktura, da... READ MORE
Civil Society and Traditional NGOs in the Reflection of Corona Virus Tyranny
NGOs, which are supposed to be the most prominent part of civil society, are essentially fuelled by mission ideas that they are a critical part of society, that they are more expeditious than... READ MORE