The Third Bahraini High Criminal (Appeals) Court upheld a verdict imprisoning the owner of "Bou Khamees" Twitter account for one year over charges of "insulting" the Al-Arabiya channel correspondent, Mohammed Al-Arab.

The Bureau of Political-Military Affairs in the US Department of State issued a statement on (March 1, 2016) on the security cooperation between the US and the Kingdom of Bahrain. The statement stressed that Bahrain is a vital U.S. partner on a number of major defense initiatives.

A Bahraini court sentenced on Thursday (March 3, 2016) to life-imprisonment two suspects, who the authorities accuse of planting a bomb. The Bahraini authorities often raise such accusations against the peaceful protestors who call for a democratic transition.

The British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said that his country raised the case of opposition leader, Ebrahim Sharif, with government of Bahrain.

Detainees at Bahrain’s Dry Dock Prison revealed that prison officers threatened to use force to stop the collective hunger strike, which the prisoners have launched demanding that the abuses practiced by prison authorities against them be put to an end.

The Bahraini authorities told the prisoners that they will meet the King's delegate, Sheikh Saqr Al Khalifa. That day is embedded in their memories. All the prisoners shared the same beginning; however, their ends differed somehow.

The United Nations Special Rapporteurs in the field of cultural rights; on extreme poverty and human rights; and on freedom of religion or belief said that they have received concerning alleged patterns of continuous discrimination against Shia citizens

The Bahraini Interior Minister Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa made a derogatory statement on Wednesday (March 2, 2016) against the Shiite sect which the majority of the indigenous people of Bahrain follow.

In its report on freedom on the internet, Freedom House rated Bahrain as "Not Free" among 6 other countries, including Syria and Saudi Arabia.

The United States Democratic Party Senator, Ron Wyden, sent an address to the US president Barack Obama on the 5th anniversary of popular protests in Bahrain.

Social media activists said that Bahraini Ministry of Interior forces raided Bilad Al-Qadeem and Al-Zinj villages, and vandalized and removed a number of Husseini "free food stands" by force.

Index on Censorship, an international organization concerned with freedom of expression, called for the immediate release of the Bahraini opposition leader and former secretary-general of the National Democratic Action Society (Wa'ad), Ebrahim Sharif.

The Secretary-General of Lebanon's Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, stated that Hezbollah stressed on the necessity of being positive with Saudi Arabia in order to reach a dialogue, although its tanks crushed the bones of protestors at that time.

The Bahraini-Canadian human rights activist Nasser Al-Ras revealed that the the chair he sat on during interrogation "was similar to the chair Mr. Mushaima' and Sheikh Al-Miqdad were sitting on," while their confessions were extracted under torture.

The opposition figure Hasan Mushaima' dared the Bahraini authorities to air the details of the footage and interrogation which exposes them and shows how fair the opposition's cause is.

The Bahraini Sheikh Mohammad Habib Al-Miqdad called on the authorities to unveil the identity of "Saqer", who said that he was a representative of King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and tortured the detained opposition figures.

The Bahraini security authorities vandalized a number of Husseini "free food stands" in the Sanabes area, according to eyewitnesses.

Bahraini athletes imprisoned at Jaw Central Prison congratulated Gianni Infantino on his victory in the FIFA elections.

The Special Procedures of the United Nations Human Rights Council released the 13th iteration of their joint communications report, singling out Bahrain as among the worst offenders of human rights in the world.

Bahrain's Prime Minister Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa declared naming a street in Manama after the late Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Saud Al-Faisal in recognition of his pivotal role and support for the ruling Al Khalifa family against the popular protests in 2011.