Thousands of Bahrainis took to streets across Bahrain on Friday, denouncing recent oppressive measures taken by authorities against Shiite citizens in country.

Bahraini Public Prosecution decided to detain 12 citizens, including 6 Shiite clerics, over charges of joining open rally in Diraz.

Public Prosecution in Bahrain decided to detain 6 Shia clerics on Wednesday for 15 days.

Bahraini clerics said the increased summoning, arrest, imprisonment of religious scholars come to break the will of the people.

The Bahraini authorities arrested on Tuesday (August 9, 2016) 10 Shiite clerics over rejecting the “sectarian measures” taken by the government against rituals and prominent religious figures in the country.

The local Bahraini Akhbar Al-Khaleej newspaper that has close ties with the Prime Minister said that a Bahraini court adjourned the case of detained Shiite cleric Sheikh Ali Hmaidan to 18 August over assembly in Diraz.

Sayed Abbas Shubar, Head of Religious Freedoms Unit in Bahrain SALAM for Democracy and Human Rights

Bahraini authorities said telecommunications companies in Bahrain that provide internet services are obliged to purchase unified technical system that blocks websites.

Revocation of Sheikh Isa Qassim isn’t only a matter of insulting people, but rather a systematic approach to get at each opposing citizen.

Bahraini authorities continued its brutal campaign against the Shiite-majority in the country, summoning three prominent Shiite clerics for interrogation.

Since 2011, Bahrainis were forced to choose between being part of the pro-regime herd or being cut off, rendered voiceless and denied any rights.

Activists said “deliberate” nightly mobile network disruption has been detected in Bahraini village of Diraz.

Hezbollah Secretary-General Nasrallah praised Bahrainis holding open rally outside Ayatollah Isa Qassim’s house in Diraz, despite “rising hot temperatures”.

Bahraini regime doesn't respect Shiite religious rites and culture; Shiites are subjected to daily insults, ongoing threats and harassments.

Bahraini regime doesn't respect Shiite religious rites and culture; Shiites are subjected to daily insults, ongoing threats and harassments.

German Ambassador to Bahrain expressed that his government shares concerns regarding recent developments in Bahrain with Bahraini organizations.

Bahrain's top Shiite cleric went on trial Wednesday on charges of illegal fund raising...

The spiritual leader of Bahrain's Shi'ite Muslim majority went on trial on Wednesday on charges...

Wa'ad called upon Bahraini authorities to take on national responsibility to preserve civil peace and social stability in the country.

The security authorities arrested today (Tuesday, July, 26, 2016) Shiite cleric Sheikh Saeed Al-Asfour and decided to expose him to the public prosecution tomorrow.