Category: Opinions

UN Watchdog Declares Najah Yusuf, “Brutalised” Bahraini Activist Who Criticised Formula One, Arbitrarily Detained; Calls for her Compensation

Posted date: September 24, 2019in: Advocacy, Casework, Formula One News, Freedom from Torture, Freedom of Expression, Association and Assembly, Human Rights Defenders, International Engagement, Najah Ahmed Yousif, Opinions, Press Releases, Statements, TimeLine, UN, Women DetaineesNo Comments

24 September 2019 – The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) has found the detention of recently-released Bahraini activist Najah Yusuf, who was arrested in April 2017... Read more

Detention of BIRD Director’s Family Members Deemed Illegal and “Acts of Reprisals” by UN

Posted date: January 10, 2019in: Advocacy, Alwadaei Family, Casework, Freedom from Torture, Freedom of Expression, Association and Assembly, Human Rights Defenders, Opinions, Press Releases, Reprisals Against Family Members of Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei, TimeLine, UNNo Comments

10 January 2019 – The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) has formally rebuked Bahrain for taking reprisals against family members of a prominent, London-based,... Read more

Blog: Why the UK Must Call for Nabeel Rajab’s Release

Posted date: October 07, 2016in: Casework, Freedom of Expression, Association and Assembly, Human Rights Defenders, Nabeel Rajab, Opinions, TimeLineNo Comments

Opinions: The Effects of Political Denaturalisation in Bahrain

Posted date: August 06, 2015in: Opinions, Revocation of Citizenship, TimeLineNo Comments

Having a nationality is something that most people take for granted, and it is difficult to imagine life without one. Being a citizen guarantees you maximum protection under the law, economi... Read more

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