Primary
Research
This section presents an analysis of data collected
through 10 key informant interviews (KIIs) and four
focus group discussions (FGDs) conducted to explore
the social, economic, and political impacts of
Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence
(TFGBV) on survivors in Jordan. The KIIs included
five survivors who were human rights defenders and
activists that include LGBTQ+ individuals and people
with disabilities, alongside five interviews with
women and girls from diverse backgrounds, such as
LGBTQ+ individuals, journalists, and university
students.
Participants represented a range of sectors and
experiences, with nine women and one man from
Amman, Zarqa, and Karak. The FGDs engaged
participants from civil society organizations
addressing TFGBV, with contributors from Amman,
Aqaba, Ajloun, and Karak. This diverse participant
pool provided nuanced insights into the
multifaceted impacts of TFGBV, as well as the
institutional and community-level responses to it.
The findings are analyzed across key themes to
highlight recurring patterns, survivor experiences,
and gaps in systemic support.
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