Slogan
Lebanese journalist
Double standards and international hypocrisy prevail in the world, thus nations do not hear the voice of the Bahraini people who reject and abhor normalization and support the righteous Palestinian cause.
Hunger strikes, sit-ins, and other forms of peaceful protests frequently occur there as 1300+ prisoners of conscience survive in bug-infested overcrowded cells and are arbitrarily deprived of their minimal basic rights.
Sa’asa’a bin Souhan Al-A’abdi shrine has been kept deliberately shut for almost a decade, in another example of religious persecution.
Sheikh Ali Salman labels the deprivation of the Palestinians of their motherland as “a repressive practice that practically reminds us of what fascist and racist regimes have done."
The enemy’s failure to spread surrender and despair among the peoples of West Asia, and to present itself as part of their local demography and geography, will certainly lead to the disintegration of its temporary entity, regardless of whether war occurs or not in the foreseeable future.
“The alternative punishment system was not a solution yesterday, let alone today. Likewise, the open prison system is not the solution. The solution is to free all prisoners of conscience."
There is no hope on the horizon unless the sane officials in the rule respond to the people’s righteous demands, and cut off the popularly-rejected ties with the temporary entity.
Such a judicial tyranny runs contrary to fostering an environment of political inclusion that the Bahraini regime recurrently claims and confirms the worrying trend of political repression.
As IPU 146 is held, the host country continues to impose restrictions on expression, association, and assembly in violation of its international human rights obligations.
Once again, Formula 1 is coming under mounting criticism over its partnership with Bahrain, which has an abysmal human rights record.
