Category Archives: Bahrain

Repression Continues to Hit Human Rights Activists in Bahrain. Despite Royal Pardons, Many Are Still in Jail.

Between the end of 2024 and March 2025, Bahrain’s King Ahmed bin Isa Al Khalifa [...]

Arab Charter on Human Rights

This month, four member states of the Arab League had their representative confirmed to a [...]

Bahrain’s Crackdown on Civil Society and Human Rights Defenders

Bahrain’s civil society and human rights defenders have faced increasing challenges in recent years, as [...]

Owen Haggerty’s Case: What It Reveals About Justice and Human Rights in Bahrain

The recent case of Royal Navy sailor Owen Haggerty, who was imprisoned in Bahrain after [...]

Bahrain’s Internet Censorship and Its Impact on Freedom of Expression

Bahrain’s internet censorship has become a critical tool for the government in maintaining control over [...]

Elderly HRDs face abuse and human rights violations in Bahrain

On 13th September 2024, ADHRB delivered an intervention at the United Nation Human Rights Council [...]

On 12th September 2024, ECDHR and other NGOs delivered an intervention at the United Nation [...]

Gender discrimination in the GCC country’s citizenship nationality laws

Summary How is citizenship passed to children in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries? Do [...]

Exploited and Forgotten: Migrant Workers and Forced Sex Work in Bahrain

Bahrain has attracted a large expatriate population due to its economic opportunities. However, alongside its [...]

NGOs at #HRC65: Moosa/Ramadan death penalty case reflects the lack of justice in Bahrain

On June 26th, ECDHR and other NGOs delivered an oral intervention at the United Nation [...]