Bahraini Authorities Release Layal Abdulnabi, Detained since March 10 Jaw Prison Unrest
2016-02-17 - 9:47 p
Bahrain Mirror: Bahraini activists stated that the authorities in Bahrain released Layla Abdulnabi who was arrested on March 10, 2015, when unrest broke out in Jaw Central Prison. A number of inmates were prosecuted as a result of the incidents that took place and were sentenced to 15 additional years behind bars.
Layla Abdulnabi, the sister of martyr Ahmed Abudlnabi, was visiting a relative in Jaw Prison. During the visit, the policemen insulted the women in the visiting area and Layla's relative was assaulted. Clashes erupted as a result inside the prison chambers between the political prisoners and the police forces that used excessive force against inmates. The Bahraini Ministry of Interior addressed this protest as a "rebellion".
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