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Monthly Archives: March 2012
For the Record: Police in Bahrain Throw Molotov Cocktails
Today the Ministry of Interior tweeted that they would be investigating a policeman after videos were circulated on social media that showed him throwing a molotov cocktail at protesters. Although most people would ordinarly welcome such an investigation, there is … Continue reading
Bahrain! Helping Torturers Go Free Since 1975
Torture has been a systemic problem in Bahrain since at least 1975. Since that time, however, not one state security employee or government official has ever been convicted of torture. On the other hand, it took the Lower National Safety Court just … Continue reading
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