The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced 7 protestors to 3 years in prison over charge of assembling and acquiring Molotov.

Protests broke out in Bahrain after the execution of two Shi'ite Muslim activists on terrorism-related charges revived tension over the weekend in the Sunni-led kingdom, a Western ally that has cracked down on dissent since a failed 2011 uprising.

Opposition groups and activists announced the death of youth Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Moqdad from Bilad Al-Qadeem after the brutal crackdown led by civilian militias accompanied by members of the security forces on Saturday.

Hundreds of citizens took to the streets in different areas across Bahrain on Friday (July 26, 2019) in protest against the imminent execution of Ahmad Al-Malali and Ali Al-Arab.

Several protests were staged in Bahrain on Friday (May 31, 2019), marking Quds Day. Protestors announced their opposition to normalization with the Israeli entity and condemned Bahrain's hosting of "Deal of the Century", to be held next month in Manama.

Activists overseas staged a protest in front of the Thai embassy in Australia demanding the authorities in Bangkok to allow Bahraini football player Hakeem Al-Araibi return to his residence in Australia, where he has been granted asylum.

The Guardian newspaper said that Formula One chiefs have admitted for the first time that they are “concerned” that an activist who protested against the Bahrain Grand Prix on Facebook was jailed for three years by the country’s authorities.

Eyewitnesses said that security forces attacked a peaceful protest launched from Karana and arrested at least 5 citizens, including fathers of martyrs.

Hundreds of citizens took part in peaceful protests calling for boycott of Parliamentary and municipal elections organized by the authorities next month.

The first High Criminal Court of Appeal in Bahrain upheld three years' imprisonment for a defendant charged with assembling and and having possession of Molotov cocktails in Sitra.

Dozens of Shakoura residents took part in a protest on Tuesday (June 12, 2018) night, condemning the raids carried out against dozens of houses in the village, noting that 3 citizens were arrested in these raids.

Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAT) called for a demonstration on Saturday (May 12th, 2018) in London to protest the king's visit to Britain to attend the Windsor Horse Show.

A human rights organization revealed that the health of the detained political prisoner Abduljalil Al-Singace, one of the opposition figures accused of leading 2011 protests, deteriorated.

Al-Wefaq Deputy Secretary General Sheikh Hussein Al-Daihi said that Al-Wefaq has monitored in its records 49,000 protests demanding democracy and building of a state of justice since 2011.

Behind the motors of the Formula One vehicles resounds the voice of dissidents who have been demanding political reforms in Bahrain since 2011.

A leader in Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, the largest opposition society in the country, said that the society documented a total of 1000 peaceful protests since the onset of 2018 until mid-March.

Bahraini activists staged protest on Friday (March 16, 2018) in front of the Saudi Embassy building in the German Capital Berlin, on the 7th anniversary of Saudi forces entrance to Bahrain to quash the popular movement that demanded putting an end to Al Khalifa monopoly over power.

US Defense Secretary James Mattis accused Iran of standing behind Bahrain’s protests and other regional crises.

Dozens of Shiite protesters took to the streets of Bahrain on Wednesday to mark the seventh anniversary of an Arab Spring-inspired uprising, witnesses said, reporting clashes between demonstrators and police.

Thousands of Bahraini citizens took part in peaceful marches launched in the streets of most towns and villages across Bahrain on the eve of the seventh anniversary of the February 14 uprising.