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PG Arab states seek to thwart Bahrain revolution: Analyst The Persian Gulf Arab kingdoms are interfering in Bahrain’s internal affairs in an attempt to thwart the tide of revolutionary movements in the country, a political analyst tells us.
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Press Release: Maryam Al-Khawaja to visit Bahrain tomorrow The Acting President of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights; and Deputy Director for the [Persian] Gulf Center for Human Rights, Maryam Al-Khawaja, has decided to travel to Bahrain tomorrow Friday, 11 January 2013.
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Iran decries Bahrain's high appeals court verdict for 13 activists Iran Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast has censured a recent decision by Bahrain's highest court to uphold prison terms for 13 pro-democracy activists, including eight life sentences.
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Bahrainis hold anti-regime demos in Diraz, Sanabis Bahraini protesters have once again held demonstrations to condemn prison sentences handed down to a group of prominent activists.
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Extended Detention of Bahraini Activist for HR Violations During a Protest Bahrain: Extended Detention for Human Rights Defender Said Yousif Al-Muhafdha for Exposing Human Rights Violations During a Protest via Twitter.
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Britain plays double game on Bahrain A British Foreign Office Minister has criticized the Bahraini regime for human rights abuses, while the UK government is considered as one of the most supportive of the Al Khalifa monarchy.
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Global Condemnation for Bahrain court Ruling against Opp. Leaders The appeals court ruling confirming prison terms for 13 protest leaders in Bahrain this week rose international condemnation all over the globe.
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Ban deeply regrets Bahraini courtˈs decision to uphold sentences against political activists United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon “deeply regrets” the decision of a Bahraini appeals court to uphold the sentences, including life imprisonment, against 20 Bahraini political activists, according to his spokesperson.
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UN, EU, UK, France, human rights groups censure Bahrain court ruling The UN, the EU, Britain, France, and human rights groups have criticized a Bahraini court decision upholding prison terms for 13 pro-democracy activists, including eight life sentences.
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Al-Wefaq, Human Rights Watch Denounce Bahrain Court Ruling The Bahraini opposition bloc al-Wefaq condemned a court decision upholding prison terms for 13 pro-democracy activists, including eight life sentences.
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Al-Wefaq: Bahrain highest judicial body reflects necessity for deep reform in the regime-controlled judiciary Bahrain's Cassation Court has rejected appeals of a number of political figures and leaders, some sentenced to life and others to 15 years imprisonment, upholding politically-motivated and retaliatory convictions for reasons relating to freedom of expression and opinion.
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Sheikh Ali Salman: Opposition Sentences Drive Revolution Forward The Bahraini opposition bloc al-Wefaq has condemned a court decision upholding prison terms for 13 pro-democracy activists, including eight life sentences.
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Bahrain: Upholding the Verdicts against the Opposition Leaders and Prominent Activists + Names Bahrain’s highest court has upheld sentences handed down to 13 prominent political activists for organizing demonstrations against the ruling Al Khalifa dynasty.
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Bahrainis demand release of jailed political prisoners / Top court upholds sentences against 13 activists Bahraini protesters have held an anti-regime demonstration in the tiny Persian Gulf kingdom to express solidarity with jailed human rights activists and demand their immediate release.
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1907 convert to Islam in Dubai in 2012 Rashid Salem Al Junaibi, director of the Islamic information centre of the Dar Al Ber Society said that the number of new Muslims who embraced Islam during 2012 amounted to 1907 of different nationalities.
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Al-Khalifa Regime plans to change Shiite-dominated demographics in Bahrain Bahrain has granted citizenship to 5,000 Sunni Syrians, a measure seen as al-Khalifa's plan to change the demographics of the Shiite-dominated country to the benefit of the Sunni population.
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Bahrain: New Year celebrated with protests and repression A successful campaign to welcome the new year was launched by the 14th February Alliance on Tuesday 1st January 2013.
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US desperately tries to Hide Bahraini Regime Brutality with Media Blackout A political analyst said the US desperately attempts to hide the crimes and brutality of the Al-e Khalifa regime in Bahrain via media blackout.
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Saudi-backed Bahrain forces attack anti-regime protesters in Manama Saudi-backed Bahraini forces have once again attacked anti-regime protesters in the capital Manama as demonstrations against the ruling Al Khalifa regime continue across the country.
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Bahrain Grants Citizenship to 1,000 Saddam Loyalists Bahrain's national air carrier, Gulf Air, has transited a total of 1,000 loyalists to Iraq's former dictator Saddam Hussein to Manama on several flights, including on Gulf Air Flight No. GF976, on December 22, informed Arab sources disclosed on Wednesday.
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Massive Crackdown on Protesters in Bahrain The Al-e Khalifa regime forces on Tuesday night launched a massive crackdown on protesters who had gathered at Pearl Square in Manama.
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Bahraini Security Forces Fire Tear Gas at 4-Year-Old Child A newly released film by the Bahraini people shows the Al-Khalifa regime's security forces firing tear gas at a 4-year-old child during peaceful demonstrations near the capital Manama.
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Activists Call for International Probe into Use of Poisonous Gases by Bahrain Police Bahraini revolutionary forces called for the establishment of an international fact-finding committee to investigate the use of poisonous gases by the Al-Khalifa regime's security and military forces against protesters, a senior politician said.
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Bribes from Al-e Khalifa Behind Media Silence over Bahrain Events Secretary general of Al-Wifaq National-Islamic Society in Bahrain said the Al-e Khalifa regime’s policies have caused the silence of the media over what is going on in the country.
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Bahrainis Continue Massive Protests, Block Streets in Manama despite Crackdown Bahraini people on Sunday continued mass demonstrations and closed main streets of different cities across the Persian Gulf country in a new wave of protests against the Al-Khalifa regime.
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