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Peaceful Dialogue Only Solution for Reconciliation in Bahrain
Everyone is expected to take part in the initiative to push for reforms and meet people's aspirations for peace, justice and stability.
Long-Distance Biased Reports Distort Bahrain’s Reality
Let us first take the example of an Associated Press report filed on June 3. If you know, this was three days day after the lifting of the State of National Safety in Bahrain and the first Friday in the wake of that. Fridays are generally believed t
Criminal Docs of Bahrain Cannot Hide Behind The Screen of Noble Profession
Information Affairs Authority President Shaikh Fawaz bin Mohammed Al Khalifa said last month that 46 medical employees were being held in custody of which 29 were facing criminal charges and 17 others were accused of committing misdemeanours.
Human Rights Lobby Being Unfair to Bahrain
As one murdered policeman's wife asked: 'What about the rights of my husband?' And in the same region a highly-educated activist called Binayak Sen was held for anti-national activity since he was found to be a conduit between the terrorists and
Obama Needs to Update His Understanding of Bahrain Ground Reality
Yet, only last week the Cabinet again affirmed that the door for dialogue was open and would remain so and it hoped that the dialogue saw the participation of all to achieve a national consensus through constitutional establishments.
