Policy brief: Harassment In The Workplace in Jordan

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Policy brief: Harassment In The Workplace in Jordan

June 28, 2024

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This brief seeks to shed light on sexual harassment in the workplace in Jordan, pointing out that it is a serious problem affecting women. It can have a devastating impact on women victims, both personally and professionally. The brief is focused on the legal framework, analysing factors enabling sexual harassment in the workplace and barriers to reporting it.

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