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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Are Bahrain’s police being given more scope for violence and impunity?
Any joy to be taken in the fact the Bahrain-Saudi Union has floundered will undoubtedly be short lived. Indeed, the Bahrain press have been keen to stress that a union it is still on-track, and that it will be fully … Continue reading
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No Media Reform in Bahrain
Back in October Bahrain announced that it would be opening a brand new media city, complete with new buildings, technological stuff, and an attractive investment climate. The purpose, ‘to entice companies operating in the media arena‘. Like middle-aged men who buy … Continue reading
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