The Partnership and Salvation Party condemned the campaign of arrests carried out by the security services against a number of activists and activists, calling for the immediate release of all detainees and an end to the repressive approach.

A statement issued by the party, a copy of which was received by Al-Basla, stated: “The Partnership and Salvation Party condemns the campaign of arrests carried out by the security services against a number of activists and activists, and the raiding of their homes in a manner that lacks the lowest standards of human rights and dignity, and in a manner that terrifies children, women and the security.” At the same time, he rejected the arrests, “instead of achieving the reform that the Jordanian people have been promised for decades, and instead of pursuing those who stole and forged the will of the people, attacked the constitution and the people’s capabilities and starved them, and made them an astronomical debt that mortgages the present and future of the imperialist and colonial powers.”

The party affirmed its support for the demands of the activists and activists, which are represented in changing the approach, refusing to tamper with the constitution, recovering the looted funds, and for the people to be a source of power, and it alone gives legitimacy to all authorities, and rejecting unconstitutional agreements with America and the state of the usurping entity.

He called on the government to stop the campaign of unjust arrests, and immediately release all detainees, and warns it against the continuation of this repressive approach, which will not change the convictions of Jordanians of the need to bring the required change immediately and without delay.

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