 |
Shia Scholars in Bahrain Call for Support for Ayatollah Qassem Shia scholars in Bahrain have called on all Bahrainis to take part in a rally on Friday in support of the country’s Shia leader Ayatollah Sheikh Issa Qassem.
|
 |
Bahrain court cuts jail terms for nine Shiite activists A Bahraini court sentenced nine Shiite activists to jail terms ranging between 10 and 15 years on Monday.
|
 |
Bahrain: Incommunicado detention of a blind man Ali Abdulla Saad, a 28 year old man suffering from visual impairment, and was detained from Al Daih village after his house was raided at dawn and he was arrested without a warrant.
|
 |
Khalil: Targeting Isa Qassim’s House was Deliberate Al-Wefaq’s Abdul Jaleel Khalil stated that Ayatollah Issa Qassim wasn’t targeted because he is a religious figure but because of his pivotal political position and pro-reform views.
|
 |
Activist: Insulting Sheikh Qassem Means Declaring War on Bahraini People A prominent Bahraini activist condemned the al-Khalifa security forces' raid on the house of prominent Shiite Cleric Sheikh Issa Qassem, and warning that the insult to the religious leader meant beating the drums of war against the Bahraini people.
|
 |
Bahrain: Al-Wefaq denounces regime’s denial to Mr.Abdulwahhab Hussain to attend his mother’s funeral Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society stated that denying Mr. Abdulwahhab Hussain from attending his mother’s funeral is an outrageous violation to his huminatarian rights and a clear infringement of the law.
|
 |
Bahrain; Al Ghuraifi: Opposition and al-Wefaq need to revise their political strategies after the condemned attack Al-Ghuraifi said the regime intended to pass a number of messages through the attack, the first of which is “As they have said; there are no red lines. The mosques, the Quran, beliefs, sanctity of homes and this national figure are all not red lines. The second message is that the regime speaks no language other than suppression. The third message is that this great man must be broken and in the fourth message the regime wanted to examine our people’s stance.”
|
 |
Human Rights Society Concerned about Continued Detentions in Bahrain A leading Bahraini human right organization deplored the continued detention of citizens in the tiny Persian Gulf island, and called for the immediate release of all detainees.
|
 |
Al-Wefaq: Attack on Ayatollah Qassim’s home is intentional and planned |
 |
‘Bahrain regime crosses Islam red lines’: Iranian official An Iranian official has warned the Manama regime against the ramifications of a recent raid by Bahraini forces on prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Issa Qassem’s house.
|
 |
Amnesty: Bahrain must release twitter users jailed for allegedly insulting the King The Bahraini authorities must immediately release five men sentenced to a year imprisonment for allegedly insulting the King of Bahrain in messages posted on Twitter, Amnesty International said.
|
 |
Bahrain: Injuries, Arrests and House Raids: Case of a Bahraini Family |
 |
Bahrain: Attacks Intensifying on Freedom of Expression |
 |
Bahraini masses denounce regime’s attack on prominent national figure Ayatollah Qassim Tens of thousands of Bahrainis took to the streets Friday west of the capital Manama, stressing on the national demands that raised in the 14th February revolution in 2011 and denouncing the regime outrageous attack against the prominent national figure Ayatollah Qassim.
|
 |
Anger as top Shi'ite cleric's home raided Bahraini security forces raided the house of top Shi'ite cleric Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim yesterday, the opposition said, an act likely to enrage the island's majority Shi'ite population, which is at loggerheads with despotic king.
|
 |
Image / Bahrainis Gathered in Imam Sadeq (a.s) Mosque to Show Their Loyalty to Ayatollah Isa Ghasem After Bahraini regime forces attacked the house of Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Ghasem, the Leader of Shia in Bahrain, and caused some damages to his house, people gathered in Imam Sadeq (a.s) mosque to show their loyalty to the Ayatollah.
|
 |
HRW urges Bahrain to probe torture cases Human Rights Watch has urged Bahrain to immediately probe numerous allegations of torture, saying its refusal could signal the country has become a haven for torturers.
|
 |
Image / Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Ghasem, Bahraini Shia Leader’s House Attacked |
 |
Bahrain- Prominent Human Rights Defender Nabeel Rajab Reportedly Missing The Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) and the Gulf Center for Human Rights (GCHR) express grave concern over the news of the removal of Nabeel Rajab from his cell to an unknown location.
|
 |
"Bahrain… the Capital of Torture" as culture of impunity is guaranteed Al-Sebea: “Systematic torture is commanded by high ranking officials” Abdul Majeed Al-Sebea, a former MP in Al-Wefaq bloc, stressed that torture in Bahrain is systematic and commanded by high ranking officials.
|
 |
Bahraini activist disrupts UK Royal Horse Show Britain police have arrested a Bahraini activist for disrupting Britain’s annual Royal Windsor Horse Show, attended by Bahraini ruler Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifah to protest his regime’s crackdown on pro-democracy protesters.
|
 |
Bahrain sentences six tweeters to one year in jail for insulting king A court in Bahrain has sentenced six tweeters to one year in jail on charges of insulting Bahrain’s monarch, King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa.
|
 |
Image / Bahraini Dogs Raid the Houses of the Citizens |
 |
Image / Bahraini Revolutionists Tortured +18 |
 |
Stories of Tortures in Bahrain; Several Bahraini detainees refused access to toilet facilities for prolonged periods Several detainees were refused access to toilet facilities for prolonged periods, as a result of which they were forced to urinate on themselves.
|
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
- 
-