A crowd protest was staged in Diraz, condemning the sectarian persecution and noose tightening against Shia in Bahrain.

Bahrain authorities prevented the wife of a Bahraini dissident and their infant son, a U.S. citizen, from boarding a flight to London after he staged a protest against a visit by the Gulf state's king to Britain, human rights groups said.

The Bahraini regime forces clashed on October 13, 2016) with protesters attempting to reach the Pearl (LuaLua) Roundabout, cradle of popular protests witnessed in Bahrain five years ago with the rise of the Arab Spring.

The security forces affiliated to the Ministry of Interior oppressed citizens in Abu Saiba village after citizens rose up in protest of the violations practiced by these forces against the Ashura processions.

Head of monitoring and documentation unit at Bahrain Center for Human Rights, Inas Aoun, said 22 citizens were arrested in past week

Hundreds of Bahrainis took to the streets on Thursday (September 22, 2016) in commemoration of death of human rights activist Nasser Al-Ras (one of the torture victims in Bahrain) who died in one of Toronto’s hospitals.

Bahraini activists organized protests across Bahrain, marking the country's independence from Britain in 1971.

Clashes broke out in Bahrain after security forces confronted protests in different areas across the country.

Thousands of Bahrainis took to the streets of Diraz condemning ongoing religious persecution, practiced by authorities against the Shia.

On the eve of Sheikh Isa Qassim’s trial, Bahrain witnessed angry protests expressing refusal to escalatory measures against the leader who is supported by majority of indigenous Bahrainis.

The Bahraini opposition announced that next Friday (July 29, 2016) shall be a day of solidarity with the people of Bahrain, calling on institutions, bodies, organizations, people, and elites in the Islamic world to urgently act in support of the Bahraini people.

Hundreds of Bahrainis took to the streets across country in protest since early hours of Fitr Eid holiday.

Bahrain witnessed nationwide demonstrations as Bahrainis commemorated International Quds Day which falls on last Friday of Ramadan.

Protests voicing condemnation of Bahraini government’s decision to strip Sheikh Isa Qassem of citizenship continued across country.

Thousands of Bahrainis took to the streets to protest ruling sentencing opposition leader...

Bahrain witnessed angry protests, hours after court toughened prison sentence against opposition leader from 4 to 9 years.

The Bahrain Forum for Human Rights (BFHR) said that the Bahraini authorities arbitrarily sentenced 38 citizens, including 3 children, to a total of 231 years and 6 months in prison during the third week of May, 2016.

Thousands of Bahrainis took to the streets west of the Bahraini capital Manama, reiterating their call for a democratic transition of power.

The February 14 Youth Coalition organized popular rallies marking Labour Day on May 1st. A rally was organized in Abu Saiba during which the crowds held flags and chanted anti-regime slogans.