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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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Opposition Activist: "UK, Al Saud Support Bahraini Regime" A Bahraini opposition activist has described the British government and the Al Saud monarchy as supporters of the Al Khalifa regime, calling for radical reforms in the tiny Kingdom.
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Human Rights Activist Reveals Death of Bahraini Protestor under Torture A Turkish human rights activist and medical examiner announced on Saturday that the results of autopsy on the body of Yusuf Mawali, a Bahraini protestor, showed that he has not died of sea drowning as claimed by the al-Khalifa regime, but was killed by an electric shock and under torture.
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Bahrainis Hold Mass Protests Despite Violent Crackdown The Bahraini people continued mass anti-regime demonstrations across the Persian Gulf country on Friday despite the ongoing violent crackdown on protests.
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Saudi special military unit assists Bahrain crackdown on protesters A Saudi military unit established by the late Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz, has reportedly been assisting Bahrain's Al Khalifa regime in its crackdown on anti-regime protesters.
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Iranian official calls for free elections in Bahrain A top Iranian diplomat called on Tuesday for holding free elections in Bahrain which has seen 22 months of political unrest against the ruling Al-Khalifa family.
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Bahrain should return to motherland Iran Bahraini Foreign Minister has recently insulted Iranian people with a discourse governing the Al Khalifa regime officials far from diplomatic norms and conventions.
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Bahrain’s Brutality Continues; Life Imprisonment for 2 Bahraini Activists, Officer Slaps Citizen A Bahraini appeals court commuted on Wednesday to life imprisonment the death sentences of two Bahraini activists during last year's uprisings, lawyers said.
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Bahrani forces attack peaceful demonstration in Eker Bahraini forces have attacked protesters holding a demonstration against the Al Khalifa regime in the village of Eker.
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Bahrain FM ludicrous remarks against Iran Bahrain FM has said that Iran was to blame for Saddam Hussein’s war on this country and invasion of Kuwait. Bahrain, a tiny country in Persian Gulf, was separated from Iran in 1970 with US and UK conspiracy.
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Bahraini activist is facing trumped up charges to prolonging her detention Bahraini detained activist Masooma al-Sayed is facing trumped up charges aimed at prolonging her detention
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UK MP returns Bahrain’s Xmas present British Labour MP for Cynon Valley has refused to accept a Christmas hamper from Bahraini ambassador to London in order to express anger against the Manama regime’s ongoing crackdown on peaceful pro-democracy protests.
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“Forgotten Revolution of Bahrain” Seminar A seminar titled “Forgotten Revolution of Bahrain” is slated to be held tosay, December 25, in Irbid, Jordan.
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Demos Held in Bahrain in Support of Revolutionaries Sentenced to Death Bahraini people staged a rally yesterday on the call of Al Wefaq National Islamic Society to show their solidarity with revolutionaries sentenced to death.
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Bahraini police attack, arrest protesters Bahraini police have arrested an unknown number of protesters amid ongoing demonstrations against the Al Khalifa regime.
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Third week of Bahraini child in detention under “terrorism law” 13 year old Bahraini child in detention for third week and others on trial under “terrorism law”.
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Bahrain Protesters Demand Removal of PM Thousands of Shiite protesters in Bahrain on Saturday demanded a transitional government and the removal of Prime Minister Sheikh Khalifa bin Salman Al-Khalifa, who has been premier since 1974, witnesses said.
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Bahrain falls to prevent employment discrimination US DOL Report: Bahrain falls short of commitments to recognise labour rights and prevent employment discrimination
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Bahraini HR Defender is Suing Egypt for Denying him Entry to Cairo Imprisoned Human Rights Defender Nabeel Rajab is Suing Egyptian Authorities for Denying him Entry to Cairo in 2011
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Bahraini Revolutionaries See No Way but Getting Rid of Al-Khalifa Regime "New coalitions and promises are being formed in Bahrain named 'Ahd al-Shohada' (Martyrs Convention) in which all the political groups have concluded that the Bahraini nation has no way but to get rid of the al-Khalifa suppressive regime," Abdulrao'uf al-Shaeb told us on Sunday.
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