Articles by Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB)
Saudi Arabia appointed chair of UN Women’s Rights Forum: Analyzing the absurdity of the decision
For years, the Kingdom has arrested women’s rights activists who campaigned to end the male guardianship system.
Examining press freedom across GCC states
Repressive media laws in Gulf Cooperation Countries reflect concerning press freedom trends.
Bahrain’s released political prisoners still deprived of their freedom
A new report reviews the testimonies of released Bahraini activists who continue to face a myriad of violations for their freedom of expression.
Bahrain suppresses demonstrations supporting Palestinians and denouncing the attack on Gaza
Security authorities in Bahrain are still summoning and arresting participants in solidarity marches with Palestine.
Kuwait: Time to achieve justice for the “Bidoon” community
International campaign calls for an end to discriminatory practices and the release of arbitrarily detained activists.
Saudi Arabia: Four executed for their free expression after tortured confessions
This latest execution brings the total number of persons killed to 36 this year alone.
UAE: It’s time to release human rights defender Ahmed Mansoor
Since his imprisonment, Mansoor remains in isolation and continues to be subjected to inhumane conditions, says ADHRB.
Living in Agony: The long-term effects of torture in Bahrain
Victims of torture continue to suffer from their abuse years after their mistreatment.