Bahraini Public Prosecution detained religious reciter Abdul Jabbar Al-Dirazi for 15 days pending investigations, over charge of attending demonstration.

Terror Crime Prosecutor said two suspects were arrested in connection with East Eker blast that killed Bahraini woman.

Lawyer Mohammad Ahmad told local Bahraini Al-Wasat newspaper that he attended the court session held on June 28, representing al-Wefaq.

Public Prosecution extended on Tuesday (July 19, 2016) the detention of Taiba Ismail for 10 more days to finish interrogating her over the charge of misusing social media.

Families of Sitra Island voice their support for the statement of senior Bahraini clerics and stressed in a statement that the Shiite sect, the main and indigenous component of this nation, is targeted in their existence, identity, beliefs, rituals and [religious] duties.

Brian Dooley said that the Pentagon should “immediately send a clear-eyed, detailed assessment of the security situation and its implications for the estimated 8,200 U.S. personnel to the Armed Services Committees of the House and Senate.”

Amnesty considered that “the Bahraini authorities’ escalating attacks against human rights through the dissolution of Al-Wefaq is a flagrant attack on freedom of expression and association aimed at silencing opponents and critics.”

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has denounced Bahrain's prosecution of a journalist accused of working for foreign media without permission, describing the charge as politically motivated.

Wa'ad Society canceled seminar to be held Wednesday after Justice Ministry demanded it to refrain from holding it.

Sheikh Saeed al-Asfour and religious vocal reciter Abdul Jabar al-Dirazi, were detained by authorities on Wednesday.

Around 217 Shiite Bahraini clerics issued a statement stressing that the Shiite sect is being threatened.

Shiite clerics have called on supporters to gather in demonstration site outside Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim's house.

36 clerics and activists issued a statement in which they stressed their supporting stance to the statement of the senior Bahraini clerics regarding targeting the Shiite sect in Bahrain.

A Bahraini court adjourned the second appeals session against Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi until July 31, with his continued detention.

Bahraini Ministry of Industry and Trade said Cabinet decided new amendment on percentage of investors' trade ownership.

The European Union stressed that verdict to dissolve Al-Wefaq "is last of series of worrying developments in country."

German Foreign Ministry expressed great concern over court verdict dissolving Al-Wefaq and charges raised against Sheikh Isa Qassim.

Nearly one month on and hundreds of peaceful protestors continue to rally outside Sheikh Isa Qassim's home.

Justice Ministry considered using term "target" is "continuation of sectarian incitement approach to promote disorder."

New York Times said "verdict to dissolve Al-Wefaq marks one of sharpest blows yet against civil society activists."