HRW called on Bahraini authorities to reverse decision to suspend Al-Wefaq, stressing on “release Nabeel Rajab”.

UN Secretary-General expressed concern at recent measures taken by Bahraini authorities that “aim at restricting political opposition.”

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights criticized ongoing crackdown launched by Bahraini authorities against its citizens.

Public Prosecution submitted letter stating there's new case raised against Adel Flaifel after seizing 40 Kalashnikovs.

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The United States Ambassador to HRC said he's deeply troubled by Bahraini authorities' decision to dissolve Al-Wefaq Society.

EU Representative expressed deep concern over latest measures taken by Bahrain against human rights activists and political dissidents.

Social media activists said Bahraini authorities told Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour he's banned from preaching.

US Ambassador to UN described Al-Wefaq closure and Nabeel Rajab's arrest as serious backsliding on rights in Bahrain.

Front Line Defenders expressed "strong concern" for rearrest and ongoing harassment of Nabeel Rajab.

FCO expressed concern by decision to suspend activities of Bahraini opposition group, Al Wefaq, and freeze its assets.

France deplored the shutdown of the headquarters of Al-Wefaq political opposition group and suspension of its activities.

State Department stressed it won’t be acceptable to US for any Bahraini opposition political entity to be closed.

The economic Forbes magazine said unexpected closure of Al-Wefaq is likely to spell further trouble for Bahrain.

Bahrainis launched hashtag #Help_Bahraini_Prisoners to shed light on conditions inside Bahraini prisons.

HR organizations condemned Rajab's arrest stressing that all HR activists must have freedom to operate in their country.

Appeals Court upheld 15 and 10-year jail terms against 10 defendants over charges of forming terrorist group.