Mosques are the houses of God, the niches of worship, the centre of the nation movement, and the starting point of light radiation for it, the symbol of its strength and pride, the holy and esteemed position in all religions and peoples, and any infringed upon them is an infringed on God, and on the Muslims sanctity, and the Muslim people! It is an exceed to all limits, and disregard for the divine values ​​and principles, and the international law that binding to respect religious rituals and houses of worship.

“Destroying mosques is an embarrassing and unacceptable measure,” said senior Bahraini Shia cleric, Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Ahmed Qassim.

Two Bahraini protesters had sustained head injuries in an attack by Saudi-backed security forces on an anti-regime demonstration in the kingdom.

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Bahrain to mark the anniversary of the demolition of Shia mosques by the Al Khalifa regime.

A female Bahraini doctor says the Al Khalifa regime forces have ‘severely’ tortured her and several other doctors, who treated injured anti-regime protesters, in order to extract false confessions.

Bahraini regime forces have attacked hundreds of demonstrators who poured into the streets of the capital Manama, demanding the overthrow of the Al Khalifa regime.

People in Bahrain have held a funeral procession for a 35-year-old protester who was killed by regime forces.

Al-Wefaq emphasized that the speech of its Secretary-General, Sheikh Ali Salman, has always adhered to high values, advice and discipline, adding, if it wasn't for this, Bahrain would have slipped into the authority's traps through the killings and torture and demolishing of mosques and collective punishment it carries out against the people

Majeed Milad is the National Democratic Opposition Parties team member to dialogue and Al-Wefaq's Secretariat member. Al-Wefaq said the minister's complaint against Milad is a governmental targeting against the dialogue.

Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society has filed a lawsuit at the Public Prosecution against the government spokeswoman Sameera Rajab for her misuse of her official post to defame the society and its political action.

Zainab Al-Khawaja was told by doctors that she is at risk of organ failure, cardiac arrest or coma at any time. Her blood sugar has dropped to 2 on several occasion in the last two days.

In response to the criticisms made by western States and organizations against the Bahraini regime, a Bahraini government writer in a quasi-government daily paper called openly for the founding of al-Qaeda in Bahrain.

The regime forces in Bahrain have brutally suppressed a peaceful protest in solidarity with the prominent human rights activist Nabeel Rajab who is jailed for revealing the regimes crimes and violations perpetrated against human rights in Bahrain.

Bahraini forces have arrested the prominent rights activist, Yousif al-Muhafdah, during an anti-regime protest rally as the Al Khalifa regime intensifies its brutal crackdown on demonstrations.

A prominent human rights activist was arrested by Bahraini security forces during the latest popular protest in the tiny Persian Gulf island against Manama's suppressive regime.

The Bahrain Center for Human Rights has received information that Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja's health continues to deteriorate.

Thousands of Bahrainis have rallied near the capital, Manama, to demand reforms and resignation of Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman, while voicing support for political prisoners.

Bahrainis have staged another round of anti-regime demonstrations, in defiance of the harsh crackdown on peaceful pro-democracy protesters in the Persian Gulf country.

Saudi-backed Bahraini forces have launched another attack on a peaceful demonstration held near Manama to call for democracy and the downfall of the ruling Al Khalifa regime.

The Media Center in Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society has launched on Saturday evening the Arabic version of its approximately one hour long documentary film on the excessive use of suffocating and toxic gasses by the regime forces against citizens.

A Bahraini anti-government protester was engulfed in flames when a shot fired by riot police hit the petrol bomb in his hand in Sanabis on Thursday the second anniversary of a Saudi-Arabian led intervention that helped to crush a pro-democracy uprising in 2011.

A former Bahraini lawmaker accuses Persian Gulf littoral states of nurturing terrorism in the region, rejecting Iran meddling in Bahrain.

The forces used live-ammunition and birdshot pellets aiming directly at bodies and resulting in three serious injuries which need urgent medical treatment.