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Bahrain Postpones Visit of U.N. Torture Expert Again Human Rights First condemns decision of the Bahrain government to postpone U.N. Special Rapporteur Juan Mendez’s visit to the country.
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Bahrain activist Nabeel Rajab 'denied medical treatment' Sumaya Rajab told the BBC that prison officials had repeatedly refused requests to send him to hospital.
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Bahrain: F1 Race Was Held Amid Severe Government Crackdown / Photos The F1 race was held in Bahrain amid a sweeping government crackdown, including dozens of arrests and a large number of injuries.
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Grand Sheikh of Al Azhar is to visit Bahrain Grand Sheikh of the Al Azhar University is to visit Bahrain, following his trip to Saudi Arabia.
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Images of Bahrain Police Clashes with Protesters and Captured 45 Bahraini police fired tear gas and clashed with protestors who have set alight tires, chanting against the "race of blood”.
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Saudi Arabian tanks and weapons in Bahrain to held Formula One Saudi Arabia has sent more tanks and weapons for its troops in Bahrain during the Formula One Grand Prix auto race in Manama.
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Clashes Since Dawn in Bahrain Ahead of Formula One Race The Bahraini regime assured Sunday that the Formula One Grand Prix will take place despite massive protests that took to the streets since dawn on Sunday.
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Ayatollah Isa Qassim: Bahrain's Movement Began Peacefully and Remains So The second Friday sermon for Ayatollah Shaikh Isa Ahmed Qassim - political - (550) 8 Jumada II 1434 H, corresponding to April 19, 2013 | Mosque of Imam al-Sadiq (peace be upon him) in Duraz.
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UK F1 boss: Bahrain gov’t stupid’ to let the GP go ahead Under pressure from senior politicians and campaign groups to boycott the Bahraini Grand Prix, Britain’s Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has called the Bahraini government “stupid” for letting the race go ahead.
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Bahrain forces fire tear gas at anti-regime protesters in Manama Bahraini regime forces have fired tear gas at anti-regime demonstrators protesting against the Formula One Grand Prix in the capital, Manama.
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Bahrainis hold mass rally to urge F1 to cancel race Bahrainis have staged a mass anti-regime demonstration near the capital, urging Formula One authorities to cancel the sporting event in the Persian Gulf state.
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Masses demand real political representation The final communique of Bahraini gigantic rally – Friday 19th April / Photos The masses stressed that their sincere loyalty to their beloved Bahrain has driven them to insist on their demand for a democratic transition despite the regime's inflexibility and its repressive security measures that have been undertaken against the people.
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Police clash with anti-F1 protesters in Bahrain Bahrain security forces have clashed with people protesting against the scheduled Formula One race later this month in the kingdom.
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Bahraini regime ups repression as F1 kicks off Bahraini Grand Prix organizers, participants, and sponsors should speak out urgently and publicly against arbitrary arrests and other human rights violations taking place simultaneous with Formula 1 race in Bahrain, urged Human Rights First, a non-governmental organization, on its website.
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Bahrain: School Attacked by Security Forces, Classroom Arrests and Tear Gas Attacks |
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Bahrain: Seventeen home raids after midnight and indiscriminate firing of tear gas The regime forces have raided 17 houses at the dawn of Tuesday April 16th, the terrifying raids were conducted as the houses were under siege by a huge number of security forces.
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Al-Wefaq: Henderson's Doctrine Dominates the State's Institutions Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society said Ian Henderson's death reminded the Bahrainis of the decades of oppression, torture and the death rooms in the Interior Ministry's prisons.
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The people of Bahrain deserve more than a 43 year old government |
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Bahraini regime is living a crisis within and cannot continue to circumvent the political solution |
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Images of Fifth Day of Bahraini Demonstration with "Democracy is Our Right" Slogan |
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Bahrain NGOs Publish Letters to F1 Organizers in Advance of Race Four NGOs, including the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, the Bahrain Press Association, the Campaign Against Arms Trade, and the Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights have submitted a series of letters to F1 race organisers, drivers, sponsors and broadcasters to ask them to reconsider their participation in the event that is scheduled for this Sunday, April 21st.
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Final communiqué of Sunday's mass protest; Peaceful movement and national unity are strategic options in Bahrain The opposition parties stated in the final communiqué of Sunday's mass protest march in Dair, east of the capital Manama, that the regime is using a repressive policy in attempt to hide the mass movement in which the political majority of the people took to streets demanding a real democratic civil State of justice and equality.
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Bahrain: Regime's Brutality Continues, 5-Year-Old Loses His Eye / Pics Ahmed Mansour Al Nahham (5-year-old) has had his left eye surgically eviscerated as it had been fired at by regime forces during attacks on his village, Dair. The forces indiscriminately use these firearms against citizens without any supervision nor responsibility.
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Bahrain: police cigarettes put out in citizens' bodies A Bahraini citizen suffered from the regime forces hostile practices when they put out cigarettes in his body during their collective punishment on a residential area a few days ago.
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Al-Musawi: Bahrain regime forces behave like gangs |
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