Foreign Ministry expressed deep regret at US and British statements describing them as "unacceptable" interference in Bahrain's affairs.

Top Shia clerics in Bahrain announce that country's Shiite component is being targeted in its very existence.

Human Rights First's Dooley said move to dissolve Al-Wefaq is sledgehammer in face of Bahrain's already frail politics.

Iran criticised as "unconstructive" Bahraini court's decision to dissolve and seize funds of country's main Shiite opposition group.

Senior Bahrain clerics say "detention of Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour is blatant targeting of Friday ritual and religious discourse.”

Detained HR activist, Naji Fateel, says new communication system at Jau Prison "violates international treaties and conventions..."

Bahrainis are postponing their weddings in Diraz due to government's siege on area, denying entry of non-residents.

Bahraini authorities released Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour, Imam of largest Friday prayer, after he was arrested on Sunday.

UK Foreign Secretary expressed his concern by the decision to dissolve the opposing Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, calling on the Bahraini government to guarantee political freedoms for all its citizens.

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qassemi described the court’s decision to dissolve Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society as unconstructive, saying that it comes in the framework of putting pressure on moderate characters and associations in Bahrain.

Bahrain’s Ministry of Interior warned against any suspicious acts, and said that such acts would be dealt with immediately and directly.

US Secretary of State issued a statement in which he expressed Washington’s deep concern by the decision to dissolve the opposition Al-Wefaq political society, the largest political societies in Bahrain.

Journalist Nazeeha Saeed said on her own Twitter account that the public prosecution concluded interrogation her on Sunday July 17, 2016 over a case brought forth by the Information Affairs Authority in which it accuses Saeed of practicing journalism without a license.

A member of the Bahraini ruling family threatened a refugee dissident to revenge his family that resides in Bahrain.

Bahrain’s Ministry of Interior summoned Shiite Cleric Sheikh Ali Hmaidan, Imam of Al-Zahra...

The Media Affairs Authority stated (on Sunday July 17, 2016) that it referred a journalist, Naziha Saeed, to the Public Prosecution for faking the personality of a correspondent for foreign media outlet

Former MP to the Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, Ali Alaswad, said that the decision adopted by the Administrative Court to dissolve Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society shall not abolish the opposition's rights at home and abroad. The London-based former MP dubbed the rule [in Bahrain] a political rule that goes against the law.

In justifying this action, the court said that Al-Wefaq Society summoned foreign intervention in many situations, to play an active role in the Bahrain issue.

Journalist Nazeeha Saeed said that received a request for investigation from the Public Prosecution.

A Bahraini court dissolved on Sunday (July 17, 2016) Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, the largest opposing group in the country and liquidated its funds.