Karam Omar is an attorney working in privacy, cybersecurity, and commercial law. He previously served as a legal researcher at the Institute of Law at Birzeit University and as a legal consultant with the UNDP’s “Reforming the Justice Sector in Palestine” program. He holds a master’s in law from the University of Essex, and was called to the English Bar by the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple in 2016.
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Social security functions as a safety net to protect workers in cases of illness, injury, and disability, and as a source of income after retirement. Its origins can be traced to the end of the nineteenth century, when Germany introduced the first mandatory social security system in response to workers’ demands for more equity in a capitalist economy.
