Journalist Ahmed Radhi said that the authorities prevented him on Thursday (July 7, 2016) from leaving Bahrain through the airport. Radhi was heading to a gulf state, however, was told to contact the criminal investigation department.

Imams of Friday and congregational prayers announced their continuous halt to the Friday and congregational prayers amid the authorities' ongoing clamp down on Shia.

Activists on social media said that the Bahraini authorities prevented 3 human rights defenders from leaving Bahrain.

European Parliament has overwhelmingly condemned the latest measures taken by the Government of Bahrain in its campaign against the opposition, which were resembled in toughening the sentence against

Amnesty International and the European Parliament on Thursday urged Bahrain to release a prominent human rights defender and denounced repression against freedom of expression in the tiny Gulf kingdom.

Bahrain Mirror - AP: European Union lawmakers are condemning Bahrain's crackdown on human rights defenders and political opponents and calling for the release of jailed campaigners.

Iran will not intervene in Bahrain despite a growing risk of internal conflict caused by the kingdom's...

Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei warned rulers of Bahrain of turning political conflict into civil war.

Hundreds of Bahrainis took to the streets across country in protest since early hours of Fitr Eid holiday.

Canadian FM expressed concerns on human rights situation in conversation with Bahraini counterpart Khalid bin Ahmad Al Khalifa.

Bahrain’s Interior Ministry claimed the statements of senior Shiite clerics were released by foreign unknown groups.

Local Bahraini newspaper said case of Al-Wefaq society is "ready for adjudication in the next session."

Special Investigation Unit received 24 complaints which included complaints of alleged torture, maltreatment, and excessive use of force.

Judge renewed detainee Taiba Ismail's detention for 15 days pending investigations.

The European Union criticized the latest measures taken by the Government of Bahrain against the opposition.

Shiite cleric Sayed Majeed Al-Mashaal denied any statements issued by Sheikh Isa Qassim regarding revocation of his citizenship.

Shiite clerics in Bahrain announced they will only perform the Eid (al-Fitr) prayers, without holding any other celebrations.

Bahraini Court adjourned case of dissolving Al-Wefaq to July 11 after defence panel withdrew from case.

Hossein Amir Abdollahian said Bahrain’s decision to revoke Sheikh Qassim’s citizenship will “lead to new stage of crisis.”

Bahrain’s decision to strip Sheikh Isa Qasim of his citizenship is yet another example of regime’s deepening repression.