Bahrain Mirror (AFP): Bahraini authorities have arrested four Americans during protests marking the fifth anniversary of a Shiite-led uprising in the kingdom, US and Bahraini authorities said, drawing condemnation from rights groups.

Bahrain Mirror (Reuters): Bahraini police have detained four U.S. citizens, including one who was masked and taking part in a riot, a senior police official said on Monday, and local media reported they were journalists covering a protest.

Bahrain Mirror (AP): Hundreds of Bahraini youths shouting anti-government slogans took to the streets in Bahrain despite a heavy police presence Sunday to mark the fifth anniversary of an uprising calling for political change in the tiny island kingdom.

The head of the general police directorate in Bahrain’s capital said that all the necessary legal measures have been taken against the four arrested US journalists, and the case has been referred to the Public Prosecution.

Bahrain Mirror: Five human rights organizations commemorated the fifth anniversary of the February 14 uprising and said in a statement that "the political situation in the past five years have not gotten any better since Bahraini authorities clamped down on 2011 protests".

Bahrain Mirror: The former Member of Bahraini Parliament Ali Al-Aswad stated that "there is clear division between Washington and London on how to address the Bahraini situation. The stances also varied among European Union countries."

Bahrain Mirror: Bahraini expats in Australia's Victoria state organized a solidarity vigil with the Bahrainis in the kingdom on Sunday (February 14, 2016), marking the fifth anniversary of the Bahraini uprising.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahraini and Foreign activists chose to build a symbolic monument, a huge balloon resembling the Pearl (LuaLua) Roundabout, in Washington to voice their support for the protest movement that was launched in Bahrain in 2011.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): Bahrainis marked the fifth anniversary of the uprising today on Sunday (February 14, 2016) amid ongoing protests and a schools strike. The Bahraini uprising is still ongoing; at dawn, several protests were staged across the country.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain's Ministry of Interior said that it arrested a number of juveniles over taking part in protests that it described as "rioting and vandalism".

It was evident that the authorities wanted to arrest as many citizens as possible ahead of the uprising’s fifth anniversary which happens to be today on Sunday (February 14, 2016) in order to clear the streets of protestors and any activity.

Amnesty International published a report including seven stories that it described as “shocking injustices” which Bahrainis have suffered from since the eruption of the February 14, 2011 uprising.

Bahrain's police chief Tariq al-Hassan said in an interview with Reuters that the Gulf state was slowly returning to stability five years after a 2011 uprising was put down by force, but still faced security threats from Iran-backed elements and militants linked to Islamic State.

The Bahraini expats in Sweden organized an event to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the February 14 uprising that erupted in Bahrain in 2011.

The Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) announced that it recorded on Saturday (February 13, 2016) 43 peaceful protests held in 28 villages across Bahrain.

Bahrain Mirror (AP): Hundreds of Bahraini youths shouting anti-government have taken to the streets in Bahrain despite a heavy police presence to mark the fifth anniversary of an uprising calling for political change in the tiny island kingdom.

The British Lord Avebury passed away today on Sunday (February 14, 2016), after his medical condition deteriorated.

Clashes break out in Bahraini island of Sitra between police and protestors.

The Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) urged the Bahraini authorities to lift the ban on protests and peaceful assemblies.

The Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) recorded on Thursday (February 11, 2016) 21 peaceful protests staged in 21 villages across Bahrain, highlighting that security forces cracked down on two of the protests.