Torture in Bahrain

Increasing Alleges of Torture against the Detainees on Criminal Charges


Increasing Alleges of Torture against the Detainees on Criminal Charges

February 2010

Bahrain using torture to extract confessions: HRW

Bahrain using torture to extract confessions: HRW
Sarah Miley at 11:47 AM ET

Torture Redux


We’ll go back to the 1990s.
—Ministry of Interior officer to detainee Nadr Ali Ahmad al-Salatne

The Arrest of the BCHR president for his solidarity with Al-Mirbati's Family-Al-Mirbati the Forgotten Prisoner in the Saudi

In Solitary Confinement Since 7 Years

Abdul-Raheem Al-Mirbati the Forgotten Prisoner in the Saudi Jails

The Arrest of the BCHR president for his solidarity with Al-Mirbati's Family

August 2009 The Bahrain Center for Human Rights

Activist Mohammed Al Sankees Dismissed from his Work Because of his Rights Activism

BAHRAIN: Human Rights Defenders Subjected to Job Dismissal and Income Cut-off

Activist Mohammed Al Sankees Dismissed from his Work Because of his Rights Activism

www.bahrainrights.org
3rd August 2009

Bahrain; state terrorism against opponents at home and in exile

Lord Avebury, the Vice-Chairman of the Parliamentary Human Rights Group
Cordially invites you to a seminar on
Bahrain; state terrorism against opponents at home and in exile
A desperate regime seeks revenge from its pro-democracy opponents through acts of terrorism; its latest addition to a dossier of crimes against humanity.
Come and listen to the personal testimonies of victims of Bahrain’s state terrorism
11.00 AM, Thursday 6th August 2008

The Bahraini Government outsource its Suppression to Neighboring Countries


The Bahraini Government outsource its Suppression to Neighboring Countries
Circulating lists of their Opponents to Harass them and Prevent them from their Freedom of Movement

Sunday 11-7-2009 Bahrain Center for Human - Rights

The 2009 Annual report of the Observatory :BAHRAIN

THE OBSERVATORY for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders :BAHRAIN

Political context

The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights: Bahrain: Kidnap and Assault of a Young Boy

Bahrain: Kidnap and Assault of a Young Boy after his Release among the Royal Pardon

24 May 2009

The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights expresses its deep concern regarding the information received on the assault of Sayed Adnan Sayed Majeed – 16 years of age – after he was kidnapped by a group of people wearing civilian clothes near his home in Hamad Town, south of the country.

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