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05/05/2011
Start of executions campaign
STOP EXECUTIONS IN BAHRAIN Campaign website demanding an immediate end to the executions regularly carried out by the Al-Khalifa regime in Bahrain. Bahrain Peace and Justice Movement RAPAR - Manchester-based human rights...
Bahrain is not on UN Radar Bahrain is not on UN Radar Ban Ki Moon Spokesman Says
28/04/2011
NO MORE!
Listening Post - Bahrain: Below the radar On this week's show: Bahrain - a small kingdom cracking down on the media in a big way. Plus, a look at state media in post-revolution Egypt.
28/04/2011
THEY WISH!
CrossTalk on Arab Awakening: Burying Bahrain On this edition of Peter Lavelle's CrossTalk: how long will Bahrain remain in blackout? Why does the West appear so powerful in Libya and not in Bahrain, whe...
28/04/2011
and we continue....
Bahraini trainee pilots suspended from UK flying school after attending protests | World news | guar Oxford Aviation Academy cancels lessons after request from regime, which wants students to return home for questioning
22/04/2011
AIUK : Bahrain: international pressure needed to halt human rights crisis - new report You are here: Home > News & events > News and features > News > April 2011 > Bahrain: international pressure needed to halt human rights crisis - new report
22/04/2011
World Report Chapters | Bahrain | Human Rights Watch Human rights conditions in Bahrain deteriorated sharply in the latter half of 2010. Starting in mid-August authorities detained an estimated 250 persons, including nonviolent critics of the government, and shut down websites and publications of legal opposition political societies.
22/04/2011
Bahrain | News | Human Rights Watch Unknown assailants lobbed teargas grenades at the home of a leading Bahraini human rights defender in the early hours of April 18, 2011. The attack, which took place at 3:30 a.m. in the village of Bani Jamra, targeted the home of Nabeel Rajab, head of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights and a member
22/04/2011
Letters about Bahrain | Human Rights Watch We are writing as the officers of the Advisory Committee of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa division to express our grave concern regarding the deteriorating human rights situation in Bahrain. We are concerned in particular by the apparent targeting of human rights activists, inclu
22/04/2011
Commentaries about Bahrain | Human Rights Watch The United States has struggled to balance human rights principles and strategic concerns in responding to protests across the Middle East, from Tunisia to Iran. Too often, it has been behind the curve.
Back Human Rights in Bahrain | Human Rights Watch The United States has struggled to balance human rights principles and strategic concerns in responding to protests across the Middle East, from Tunisia to Iran. Too often, it has been behind the curve.