An Uncertain Future: Bahrain Internet Users Face Arrest for Dissenting Posts | Facebook users face jail, student protesters can’t return to school

US-supported and equipped Bahraini security forces have fired tear gas at crowds of people in an attempt to disperse protesters chanting anti-government slogans country's oil hub of Sitra on Wednesday night, injuring at least seven more people. Protests and clashes...

Surge of Anger as Bahraini Fores Attack Protesters, Kill Teen | Govt denies police involvement in killing

About 2,500 state workers in Bahrain have been fired from their jobs for taking part in recent protests against the ruling of Al-Khalifa dynasty. The firings have reportedly affected a total of over 13,000 people in the Persian Gulf sheikhdom. Rights groups have...

Bahrain Hires DC PR Firm to Repair Post-Crackdown Reputation | Firm’s first report condemns Doctors Without Borders

Bahrain’s Shi’ites Report Worsening Crackdowns | Protests smaller, but detentions and beatings continue

Bahrain Regime Uses Facebook to Target Dissidents | Facebook used to organize both protests and crackdown

Thousands rallied for reform this week in Bahrain as an international panel set up by King Hamad began to investigate Shi'ite-led mass protests and the brutal crackdown by the government. The Bahraini monarchy has been accused of killing over 30 people and detaining...

The U.S. Navy is considering moving its Fifth Fleet from where it has long been stationed in Bahrain’s capital, Manama. Bahrain’s ruling al Khalifa family has been violently cracking down on pro-democracy protesters in recent months and rising allegations of...