The Bahraini Court of Appeal upheld on Wednesday (November 22, 2017) the death sentence issued against detainee Hussein Marzouq, who was accused by the authorities of being behind a bombing that resulted in the death of Fakhriya Muslim.

Closing down a cemetery— has anyone actually taken an unprecedented move like this before the Government of Bahrain?!

A Bahraini court handed down on Sunday (August 21, 2016) 7-month jail term to one of the citizens who took part in the mourning procession of martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki, who was martyred 24 days after his arrest due to the torture he was subjected to.

Public Prosecution accused family of martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki of “spreading false news,” after he announced that Al-Hayiki’s corpse had “cuts and bruises”.

Martyr al-Hayiki’s family Lawyer said “bruises and wounds, visible on al-Hayiki’s body, prove without doubt that there is criminal suspicion behind his death.”

: Special Investigation Unit claimed that it has completed its investigations in the case of a detainee who died at the Dry Dock

Rights activist said Dry Dock Prison authorities delayed transfer of prisoner to hospital, after showing symptoms similar to those martyr al-Hayiki.

Bahrain’s Interior Ministry deployed more troops in the Bahraini capital Manama, and closed all entrances leading to the “Houra” cemetery.

Human rights organizations called on Bahrain to immediately launch independent and impartial investigation into death of detainee Hassan Al-Hayiki.

The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) claimed that the post-mortem examination report of martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki concluded that the body was free from any injuries and that the death was caused by a heart attack resulting from the blockage of the coronary arteries feeding the muscle of the heart.

Thousands of protestors took part in a crowded candle march in commemoration of martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki who died in prison due to torture and medical malpractice.

Information revealed on Tuesday (August 2, 2016) that detainees in pre-detention center in Dry Dock Prison have launched a hunger strike since Hassan Al-Hayiki was martyred.

Thousands of angry mourners took part on Tuesday (August 2, 2016) in the funeral procession of martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki who died in prison 24 days following his arrest due to torture.

Information revealed on Monday (August 1, 2016) that the Bahraini authorities are exerting pressure on family of martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki to prevent them from holding a public funeral procession for the martyr.

Special Investigation Unit said unit began yesterday investigative procedures into death of a Dry Dock detainee.

Ombudsman General Secretariat announced today that it launched an investigation into circumstances surrounding death of detainee, martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki...

Family of martyr Hassan Al-Hayiki stated that the martyr told them before his death about the severe torture he was subjected to in the notorious Criminal Investigation Department for 20 days.