February 2012
17 posts
6 tags
Feb 14th
50 notes
5 tags
Feb 14th
63 notes
6 tags
Feb 14th
48 notes
4 tags
Feb 14th
3 notes
7 tags
[FP] Battling over the legacy of Bahrain's Pearl...
On February 14, the uprising in Bahrain will be one year old. The results are depressing. The government’s brutal crackdown persists and protesters continue their efforts to return to the intersection that was colloquially known as Lulu or the Pearl Roundabout. The regime has tried everything to destroy the memory of “Lulu” not shying away from physically destroying the...
Feb 14th
1 note
8 tags
[Human Rights First] Update from #Bahrain: Police... →
Human Rights First’s Brian Dooley speaks with a Bahraini pro-democracy protester after today’s rally in Manama, Bahrain. This is one of a series of rallies and marches being organized in the lead up to the anniversary of Bahrain’s democracy movement on February 14.
Feb 14th
1 note
10 tags
Daily Press Briefing: The Bahrain Question
QUESTION: Could we have a readout of Assistant Secretary Feltman’s meetings in Bahrain? MS. NULAND: I have a little bit on his trip in general. So he was in Manama from the 10th to the 13th. He participated in Sherpa meetings at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, which were in preparation for the 2012 Manama Dialogue which will be held in December. So I don’t have a readout on his...
Feb 14th
7 tags
3 cartoons for the 1st anniversary of #Bahrain...
Feb 14th
6 tags
[Amnesty] Bahrain: One year on, accountability... →
Feb 14th
1 note
6 tags
[IFEX] Protesters, IFEX members mark uprising...
Protesters, IFEX members mark uprising anniversary Leading human rights activist Nabeel Rajab at a protest in central Manama on 2 February 2012 Caren Firouz / Reuters   THIS IS AVAILABLE IN: Englishعربي Bahrain spent the week preparing for Tuesday’s one-year anniversary of its uprising by deploying thousands of security forces to confront anti-government protesters, rejecting...
Feb 14th
5 tags
[XIndex] BAHRAINI ACTIVIST SERVING LIFE SENTENCE... →
Prominent Bahraini human rights defender Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja has been serving a life sentence since April 2011 for his involvement in anti-government protests last year. Al-Khawaja, who is also a Danish citizen, recently wrote a letter from prison to the Minister of Foreign Affairs to push for his release
Feb 14th
9 tags
[Washington Post] On Bahrain protest anniversary,... →
On Monday, the eve of the one-year anniversary of the start of Bahrain’s pro-democracy uprising, thousands of protesters gathered to try to occupy Pearl Square in the nation’s capital. Security forces fired tear gas and stun grenades, and scattered clashes broke out.
Feb 14th
2 notes
7 tags
[Atlantic] The Agony of Nabeel Rajab →
Can the informal leader of Bahrain’s revolution keep the movement going despite a government that cracks down with impunity and an indifferent world?
Feb 14th
6 tags
[ANHRI] Bahrain: Repression ongoing on the first... →
The Bahraini revolution which kicked off on 24 February 2011 has completed its first year. However, the protests have not stopped, and neither has repression. Peaceful protesters are still facing excessive violence by security services. Meanwhile, the authorities have not fulfilled its repeated promises of reform, amid shameful Arab and international silence.
Feb 14th
6 tags
[CNN] Bahrain mosques targeted? →
Feb 14th
7 tags
[CNN] Bahrain unrest, one year on →
Feb 14th
7 tags
[Guardian] Bahrain receives military equipment... →
Britain sold over £1m worth of weapons including rifles and artillery to Gulf kingdom during last year’s unrest 
Feb 14th
January 2012
6 posts
7 tags
[Peter Clifford Online] BAHRAIN RACING DRIVER GETS... →
Jan 12th
7 notes
5 tags
[Wilson Center] Statement on Nabeel Rajab by Jane... →
Jan 10, 2012 I was briefed over the weekend on the situation in Bahrain and am pleased that the State Department has expressed deep concern and taken swift action to meet with Nabeel Rajab and to urge a full investigation.  I placed a call earlier today to Bahrain’s Ambassador to discuss Mr. Rajab’s status and hope to speak with her soon. Nabeel Rajab is a courageous human rights activist. ...
Jan 12th
4 tags
[ESPN] Teams leave Bahrain call to FIA  →
A human rights group called on the teams to boycott the race amid ongoing unrest in the country, saying that Formula One would be helping the government portray a false image if the race went ahead. However, steps are being taken in an attempt to ensure the race goes ahead, and Horner said that it was a decision that needed to be made by the sport’s governing body.
Jan 12th
9 notes
5 tags
Bahrain F1 to reinstate employees, purged from... →
Jan 12th
7 tags
[BBC] Bahrain police go on trial over death of... →
The trial has begun in Bahrain’s capital, Manama, of five police officers implicated in the death in custody of a blogger last year.
Jan 12th
5 tags
[Daily Star] Bahrain tries police for beating... →
Jan 12th
September 2011
18 posts
5 tags
Al-Jazeera Live Blog on Bahrain →
Sep 23rd
5 tags
[BCHR] Bahrain regime continues targeting students... →
Sep 14th
4 tags
[CNN] Bahrain at the Heart of Middle East Tensions →
Sep 14th
4 tags
Sep 14th
2 notes
4 tags
Sep 14th
151 notes
6 tags
Sep 3rd
7 notes
4 tags
Sep 3rd
10 notes
3 tags
Sep 3rd
8 tags
Sep 3rd
11 notes
4 tags
Sep 3rd
27 notes
5 tags
[Al-Jazeera] Intricacies of Bahrain's Shia-Sunni... →
In Bahrain, the problem is colonialism, not sectarianism.
Sep 3rd
5 tags
[CNN] Witnesses: Riot police clash with... →
Sep 3rd
5 notes
5 tags
[CNN] Bahrain streets tense after boy's funeral →
Sep 3rd
4 notes
7 tags
[Global Research] Bahrain: US Ally Kills Children…... →
Warning for graphic images. This is the face of state terror against civilians in the US and British-backed Gulf oil kingdom of Bahrain – the latest victim a boy shot dead by police. But there will be no call by Washington or London for a Libya-style NATO intervention to protect human rights here. No call for regime change. No call for an international crimes tribunal.
Sep 3rd
6 tags
[Daily Organ] 14-year-old Bahrain boy killed... →
Warning for graphic images.
Sep 3rd
6 tags
[Al-Jazeera] More detainees join Bahrain hunger... →
Protest aimed at ongoing trials from the crackdown on demonstrations by the Gulf nation’s Shia majority.
Sep 3rd
4 tags
Saturday, September 3, 2011 - 14:20 GMT+3 - Egypt A media watchdog has called for the immediate release of a blogger sentenced by Egypt’s military to three years in jail, warning that he might die after he stopped eating and drinking. The Paris-based Reporters Without Borders said in a statement that Maikel Nabil Sanad, who began his hunger strike on August 23 and more recently ...
Sep 3rd
3 tags
Sep 3rd
32 notes
July 2011
40 posts
3 tags
If you have a Twitter and you're not following...
wardasahra: You must now! @angryarabiya is doing an extremely great job of updating on the situation on Bahrain. She’s currently livetweeting the account of a prisoner and it’s literally the most intense thing I’m reading right now. I keep anticipating for the next tweet and it’s so heartbreaking that people are going through this. Definitely follow her!
Jul 23rd
6 tags
[Voice of America] Investigating Human Rights... →
Jul 22nd
5 tags
[Independent] Bahrain releases poet who became a... →
Jul 22nd
1 note
4 tags
[POMED] More Deaths in Bahrain  →
Bahraini security forces have been increasing their use of tear gas against protesters, which have resulted in numerous deaths including the death of Zainab Hassan, 47 year old mother of two girls. In addition, riot police attacked people’s homes in Sitra on Friday and chased people out of the village.
Jul 22nd
5 tags
[PhillyIMC] Crackdowns, Torture and Intimidation... →
Jul 22nd
5 tags
[Washington Post] Bahraini rights activist says... →
Jul 22nd
4 tags
[ScienceBlogs] Bahraini Engineer Sentenced to Life... →
Jul 22nd
5 tags
[Foreign Policy] Beyond Bahrain's dialogue →
Jul 22nd
20 notes
6 tags
[Human Rights First] After Opposition’s... →
Jul 22nd