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...