Bahrain Mirror: The department of religious freedom of the Bahrain Human Rights Observatory (BHRO) denounced the Bahraini authorities’ ongoing violations of the citizens’ religious right to practice their religious rituals during the occasion of Ashura.

Bahrain Mirror: Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society said that Shiite Obsequies (Hussainiyahs) in Bahrain’s Al-Hamla and Damestan were targeted by terrorist attacks, which reflects the presence of terrorist groups blatantly armed in Bahrain.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain’s Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society condemned the Bahraini authorities for taking down Ashura banners by force in a number of villages and towns across Bahrain, deeming this act “a violation of religious rituals and freedoms.”

Bahrain Mirror (AFP): Bahrain should immediately release two "unjustly imprisoned" regime opponents, Human Rights Watch said Thursday, urging the kingdom's allies London and Washington to intervene on their behalf.

A group of Bahraini teachers said that the Ministry of Education has been delaying for two years now the promotions of hundreds of teachers, estimated to have reached 400.

A number of protestors were injured in Bahrain after clashes erupted between government forces and demonstrators over the regime forces' attempts to take down Ashura banners and flags.

The Bahraini Interior Minister Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa announced a decision to give back foreign passports to their owners when their Bahraini passports are issued.

Bahrain Mirror (AP): Bahrain's government-supported Shiite endowment expressed regret Tuesday over a move by police to take down Shiite banners and flags, an action that sparked clashes earlier in the day.

Bahrain Mirror: The Guardian posted an article by Owen Gibson in which he wondered whether the hands of Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa are safe for world football, following news about his nomination for FIFA presidency.

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini Interior Ministry’s security forces took down Ashura flags and banners in the villages of Al-Malikiya and Karzakan, which caused outrage among residents who took to the streets to protest the authorities’ suppression on Tuesday (October 20, 2015).

Bahrain Mirror: Al-Ayam Newspaper reported that the Bahraini parliament will discuss in its next session a bill raised by 5 member of parliament to“impose fees on money transfers outside the country.”

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahrain Forum for Human Rights (BFHR) said in a statement that it filed 11 complaints to Mr. Heiner Bielefeldt, UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Beliefs, about the attacks of the Bahraini authorities on Ashura events.

The Guardian posted an article by journalist Owen Gibson in which he highlighted the involvement of the Bahraini Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, the Asian Football Confederation president, in the crackdown on anti-government protests in Bahrain, following news of his nomination for the FIFA presidency.

Bahrain Watch announced it identified a very recent targeted digital attack by an anonymous group on a number of Bahraini Activists living outside Bahrain.

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini second high criminal court scheduled the court hearing on November 4, 2015, to issue verdict regarding case of Abdullah Al-Binali, brother of ISIS preacher (Turki Al-Binali), accused of using his friend’s passport attempting to leave Bahrain, since he is wanted over charges of joining an unauthorized international organization (ISIS).

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini second high (appeals) court adjourned the case of Lawyer Taymour Karimi and nine others stripped of their Bahraini nationalities until December 7, 2015.

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini Foreign Ministry Undersecretary Ambassador Abdullah Abdullatif confirmed that there are no talks between Bahrain and Iran to restore the Bahraini ambassador to Tehran, Rashid Al-Dosari.

Bahrain Mirror: The Foreign Minister Undersecretary Abdullah Abdullatif said to Al-Ayam Newspaper, owned by the king’s advisor Nabeel Al-Hamer that “Bahrain will be strict and will take all measures that will manage to counter interference in its internal affairs.”

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain Forum for Human Rights stated that the Bahraini authorities’ campaign against Ashura Banners and Slogans reflects “the deep-rooted hatred and discrimination in the government’s structure.”

The Bahraini Interior Ministry said that it is investigating the shooting incidents that took place southwest of the capital Manama, targeting two Shiite obsequies.