Hillary Clinton supported the Bahraini regime while it cracked down on protesters. But that folly had nothing to do with the Clinton Foundation.

Authorities at Bahrain International Airport confiscated passports of number of Shiite citizens after returning from visiting holy shrines in Iranian city of Mashhad.

The Saudi security apparatuses detained 54 terrorist suspects from the beginning of Dhul-Hijjah to the day of Arafah; 30 of whom were Saudis, 13 Bahrainis and others of 7 different nationalities, including Brunei whose citizens have been added to the terrorist list for the first time.

35 HRC member states condemned recent measures taken by Bahraini authorities against political opposition, calling for inclusive reforms to stabilize country.

GCC States expressed great disappointment at criticism addressed at Bahrain by UN Human Rights Commissioner, Zeid bin Ra'ad Al-Hussein.

US Representative to Human Rights Council expressed his country’s concerns over Bahraini government’s recent measures.

Al-Wasat local Bahraini newspaper reported that at least 20 Bahrainis were taken into custody in Saudi Arabia in past few days.

The Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission of the US Congress (TLHRC) held a hearing on Friday (September 9, 2016) to examine the US government’s response to the human rights crisis in Bahrain

Moody’s said that Bahrain launched three international debt placements since beginning of year until May 2016, with total value of $1,035 billion.

Iranian Foreign Ministry called on Bahraini FM to focus on his country’s problems instead of adopting repetitive stances dictated to him by some regional parties.

The News York Times published an article dwelling on the death of ISIS member Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, who was killed in an American drone strike in northern Syria late last month August. The newspaper mentioned that Al-Adnani’s heir might be Turki al-Binali from Bahrain.

Bahrain News Agency (BNA) said that Bahrain will host GCC joint security exercise "Arabian Gulf Security 1" to be held at the end of the year.

The Guardian stresses HR campaigners say British College of Policing should explain its work with Bahrain, which is accused of numerous human rights abuses.

Five NGOs have articulated a joint letter intended for UNHRC members regarding the pressing issues facing Bahrain.

Bahraini opposition figure, Saeed al-Shehabi, told Bahrain Mirror that the Saudis apparently feel they’ve been defeated in Bahrain.

Bahraini activist Jaafar al-Hisabi said that the Saudis “fear this [Bahraini] revolution and civilized project will reach Saudi territories”.

Kuwaiti MP Abdulhameed Dashti said his arrest warrant issued by Kuwaiti government resulted from Saudi pressures over his participation in conference.

During International Conference in Support of Yemeni People, British journalist said both Yemen and Bahrain exhibit similar cases of sectarian division and oppression.

Stop the War Coalition representative Steven Bell expressed to Bahrain Mirror organization’s deepest concern regarding current situation in Bahrain.

In an exclusive interview with Bahrain Mirror, Mr. Al-Moayyad said, “The major reasons for what is happening in Yemen, Bahrain, Syria, Iraq and Lebanon are all linked to one another in terms of the conspiring party.”