Bahrain to try 400 peaceful protesters
June 13, 2011
Bahrain’s opposition party al-Wefaq says the Manama regime is to put nearly 400 people on trial over their alleged roles in peaceful anti-regime protests.
IHRC in Media
‘Military trials will backfire on Al-Khalifa’
June 10, 2011
Interview with Saeed al-Shahabi, Bahraini opposition leader, London.
Celebra Grupo de Países No Alineados en la UNESCO Mesa Redonda sobre “El papel de los medios en la promoción del diálogo de las culturas en un mundo globalizado”.
June 10, 2011
FRANCIA, 10 de Junio de 2011.- El Grupo de Países No Alineados en la UNESCO celebró el 10 de Junio una Mesa Redonda sobre “El papel de los medios en la promoción del diálogo de las culturas en un mundo globalizado” en la Sede de esta Organización.
‘US, KSA seek similar Yemen president’
June 6, 2011
Interview with Raza Kazim, from the Islamic Human Rights Commission in London.
Bahraini State Terror Continues
May 13, 2011
Bahraini and Saudi security forces continue daily terror in Bahrain, human rights groups condemning the violence, including Amnesty International (AI), providing regular updates.
Human rights in Bahrain in grave stage
March 8, 2011
It’s categorically demonstrable by facts and figures that Bahrain has one of the blackest human rights records among the Arab countries surrounding the Persian Gulf.
Islamic Human Rights Commission slams Mubarak
February 3, 2011
The Islamic Human Rights Commission has slammed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak for refusing to step down immediately.
UK delivers new demand for Egyptian reform
January 31, 2011
The UK government has demanded an “orderly transition” to democratic government in Egypt, as the protests continue.
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