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Jordanian activists left disappointed by PM Razzaz

When Jordan’s Omar Razzaz was appointed prime minister this summer, many in civil society were pleased given his longtime support for liberal causes and free speech including serving on the board of a human rights organization; however, during his time in power, Jordanian activists have faced many of the same challenges.

Jordan's Prime Minister Omar al-Razzaz and Minister of State for Media Affairs Jumana Ghunaimat arrive for their news conference in Amman, Jordan June 19, 2018. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed - RC124FDF1330
Jordan's Prime Minister Omar Razzaz and Minister of State for Media Affairs Jumana Ghunaimat arrive for a news conference, Amman, Jordan, June 19, 2018. — REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed

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