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Statement by the National Democratic Opposition Parties on what is called the 14 February plot Amidst the Bahraini regime’s ongoing violations and attacks on residential areas and homes, the security authorities announced to have discovered what they called the 14 February plot.
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Bahraini activist denounces the government’s attempts to take possession of a mosque’s land Sheikh Maytham Al Salman, Head of Religious Freedom Unit in the Bahrain Human Rights Monitor denounced the Government’s attempts to take possession of wide area of the Imam Hadi mosque’s land in Hamad Town.
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Bahrain: Nasser and Khalid bin Hamad Threaten Bahraini Activists During Protest in Berlin |
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Militia Raid Shia Mosque in Bahrain Militia affiliated to the Al-e Khalifa regime on Sunday night raided a mosque in the Shia district of Arad.
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Regime forces repress protests across Bahrain Across Bahrain, people protested in their villages in “The critical moment” demonstration calling for democratic transition. The regime forces used force and excessive violence against the protesters as well as the residents in the areas of protests...
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Religious intolerance in Bahrain Anti-Shi’ism has spread throughout Bahrain in a limited time span due to the utilization of official media and governmentally financed media to broadcast the culture of sectarian intolerance, noting that Bahrain only has one independent newspaper.
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Sheikh Ali Salman: Stoking sectarian war is a crime We don’t want Bahrain a homeland for Sunnis on the expense of Shiites, nor a homeland for Shiites on the expense of Sunnis. We want victory for all Bahrainis. Because victory for one tribe or one sect is loss.
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Opposition Group Blasts Bahrain's Segregationist Ruling System A senior member of Bahrain's al-Wefaq National Islamic Society lambasted the discriminatory policies of the al-Khalifa regime, and called for the freedom of all political prisoners.
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Bahrain Arrests Students, Deny Them Exams Al-Wefaq Bahraini opposition group revealed Thursday that the regime forces' arrests have noticeably increased with the beginning of the final exams on Sunday 2nd June 2013.
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Bahrain Forces Arrest an Opposition Youth Group The Bahraini authorities announced on Thursday that they have arrested leading members of an opposition February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition and accused them of forming a clandestine cyber-group linked to Iran and Hezbollah.
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Al-Wefaq: Bahrain crisis is about demands for democracy Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society stated that the regime’s ridiculous fabricated stories aimed to mislead the public cannot cover the fact that the majority of the people of Bahrain demand democratic transition in face of an authoritarian minority who control wealth and power.
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Bahrain: students arrested and denied exams Arrests have noticeably increased with the beginning of the final exams on Sunday 2nd June 2013. Many of the arrested are students. The arrests take place either during home raids or on streets.
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Bahrain Monitor to UN Special Rapporteur: the authority is practicing racial discrimination Dr. Maytham Al Salman, Head of Religious Freedom Unit in the Bahrain Human Rights Monitor met with the United Nations Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, Mr. Mutuma Ruteere.
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Bahraini opposition delegation wishes Nelson Mandela to get well soon |
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Bahrain Monitor: Bahraini people will not concede an inch of their legitimate mosques Sheikh Maytham Al Salman, Head of Religious Freedom Unit in the Bahrain Human Rights Monitor denounced the statements made by the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs on 9th June 2013, as containing clear fallacies regarding the demolishing of mosques.
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Bahrain Using British Program to Spy on Citizens The al-Khalifa regime is using a telecommunication program procured from a British company to spy on the Bahraini citizens' emails and cell phones.
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Bahraini capital among top 10 sin cities A new report says the Bahraini capital, under the rule of Al Khalifa dinasty, has turned into a hub of sex tourism especially for Saudi males.
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Bahrain: Muneer Habib - Arrested and Tortured Into Making Confessions |
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Blockades separating residential areas remind Bahrainis of the “apartheid wall” The Bahraini authorities have taken on a campaign to siege certain areas known to be opponent to the Government. A number of residential areas have been isolated and surrounded with barriers or fences in order to contain protests inside.
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Bahrain Monitor in Sweden: Government is condemned of practice of racial discrimination To date, the Bahraini Government is practicing religious contempt and ethnic hatred against a large section in the society and this strategy resulted in: 1. targeting residential areas with toxic teargas, 2. arrest and suspension of thousands, 3. over 100 citizens killed, 4. demolishing 38 mosques
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Bahrain: Number of Women Detained Growing as Crackdown Worsens |
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Sheikh Isa Qassim Bahrain top religious leader: Manama Seeking to Clean Traces of Torture in Prisons Bahrain's top religious leader Sheikh Issa Qassem said that the Manama regime is seeking an opportunity to damage the evidence proving that detained protestors have gone under torture in the country's prisons.
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Activists censure Bahrain’s misuse of CS gas against protesters Activists have called for an investigation into misusing CS gas against the Bahraini protesters by the Al Khalifa regime's security forces.
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Bahrain: Continued Practice of House Raids: another sign of the hollowness of reform House raids in Bahrain continue using same methods described in the BICI Report in 2011.
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Bahrain: May 2013: 240 arrested and 291 homes raided The Liberties and Human Rights Department (LHRD) at Al-Wefaq has revealed the number of arrests and violations that took place in May 2013. The numbers, which were based on statistics prepared by the LHRD, included 240 arrests, 3 of whom were women and 19 were children.
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