Karak – A delegation from the Board of Trustees of the National Centre for Human Rights visited those injured in the Karak terrorist attack at Karak Government Hospital and King Hussein Medical City in the capital, Amman to check on their condition, review the medical care provided to them, and convey the Centre’s wishes for a speedy recovery.
The delegation included Khaldoun Al-Nsour, Deputy Chairperson of the Board of Trustees; Jamal Al-Shamayleh, Commissioner-General for Human Rights; Board members Dr. Mohammad Al-Tarawneh and Ms. Rawan Abu Al-Failat; and several members of the Centre’s staff.
During the visit, delegation members met with the injured and their families and were briefed by medical staff on the care being provided. They expressed the Centre’s solidarity with the injured and their families and affirmed its readiness to provide all possible support within its responsibilities and legal mandate.
Delegation members affirmed that Jordanians, in all their diversity, stand united against terrorism and violence. They emphasized that the values of fraternity, solidarity, and coexistence that characterize Jordanian society are essential to safeguarding national unity, security, and stability.
The delegation stressed the importance of protecting the right to life, safeguarding human dignity, and strengthening national efforts to combat terrorism within the framework of the rule of law and respect for fundamental rights and freedoms.
This visit reflects the National Centre for Human Rights’ national and human rights role, its commitment to standing in solidarity with victims of human rights violations and their families, and its efforts to uphold the values of justice, social solidarity, and national unity.
