Jordanian media take care not to cross red lines in their reporting. These include criticism of the political system, the monarchy, the military and religion.Editorial curbs are often enforced through self-censorship, rather than coercion or repression. Outlets linked to the state take a strong pro-government line, while private media are more likely to criticise specific government policies.
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