Articles by Bahrain Center for Human Rights
Bahrain: Human rights defender Sayed Yusuf Almuhafdha sentenced in absentia for past X posts
The verdict reflects a pattern of cross-border repression and reprisals against activists, says BCHR.
Maryam Al-Khawaja to return to Bahrain to fight for her father’s release
With his health in jeopardy, imprisoned human rights defender Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja recently joined hundreds of prisoners of conscience in a hunger strike.
Bahrain: Hundreds of political prisoners on hunger strike
Strike comes in response to harsh prison conditions, including medical negligence.
Bahraini authorities urged to renounce hate speech
Rise in sectarian hate speech leads to deeper social divisions, says Bahrain Center.
UN grants consultative status to Gulf Centre for Human Rights and the Bahrain Center for Human Rights
After years of efforts, IFEX members Gulf Centre for Human Rights and Bahrain Center for Human Rights are finally granted UN ECOSOC consultative status.
Bahrain: Stagnation and no signs of change
Authorities continue to ostracise political opponents, systematically close civil and political spaces, and mute dissenting voices ahead of upcoming elections, says a new report from Bahrain Center for Human Rights.
Bahrain: A decade of cosmetic reforms and a free expression crackdown
Ten years on, Bahrain’s pro-democracy movement leaders are still behind bars, major opposition political parties are outlawed, and the only independent newspaper in the country is indefinitely suspended, says a new report from Bahrain Center for Human Rights.
Bahrain: National rights bodies fail to address violations
A new report from Bahrain Center for Human Rights reviews the country’s national human rights bodies, and examines their effectiveness and independence in addressing human rights violations and ending the culture of impunity.