Bahrain has deported eight people to Iraq after they were convicted of damaging state security and stripped of citizenship, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Sunday.

Bahrain has deported eight people to war-torn Iraq after revoking their citizenship and making them stateless, Human Rights Watch said Sunday, accusing the Gulf monarchy of exiling dissidents.

The British human rights defender Sam Walton said that any democracy call in Bahrain is considered a direct threat to the ruling family, because the government mainly consists of Al Khalifa.

Al-Ayam local newspaper said that Ithmaar Bank suffers from a technical problem that displays the customers' balances incorrectly.

Bahrain Airport Company (BAC), the operator and managing body of Bahrain International Airport (BIA), issued a new tender to construct a security fence in order to develop the perimeter of the current security fence in the airport.

Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) said that it monitored the arrest of 69 citizens within one week only.

The security authorities launched today at dawn a vast security campaign that resulted in the arrest of at least 3 citizens, according to a network specialized in monitoring the security raids.

The Health Ministry said that the number of Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) patients registered in the ministry and who benefit from the primary and secondary healthcare programs is about 8664, adding that 4271 are males while the remaining 4393 patients are females.

Stripped of his Bahraini citizenship and living in London exile, rights activist Sayed Ahmed Al-Wadaei says he speaks for the hundreds of opposition figures made voiceless by imprisonment back home.

The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) strongly condemned what they called “an unprecedented wave of death sentences in Bahrain”.

The Bahraini authorities expelled on Thursday (February 1, 2018) 4 citizens, increasing the number of expelled citizens to 8 within the 4 past days.

The spiritual leader of the Shiite majority in Bahrain, Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim, underwent surgery Friday morning (February 2, 2018) at Ibn Al-Nafees hospital, a medical source said.

The First Deputy Speaker of the Bahraini Shura Council denied exclusion of all dual nationals from government support in Bahrain.

Bahrain's Interior Minister Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa left for London, where he met his British counterpart Amber Rudd, as part of his official visit to the UK.

The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, the largest opposition political society in Bahrain, said the regime is practicing “forced displacement of indigenous Bahrainis by revoking their nationalities and then demanding that they leave Bahrain since they are rendered stateless.”

A Bahraini youth died in a car accident on the Saudi Arabia–United Arab Emirates border highway yesterday.

Chairman of Gulf Air Ahmed Al-Kuwaiti confirmed that the last meeting held with number of trade unions linked to the company and chairman of Gulf Air Board Zayed Al-Zayani mainly tackled the rumors about dismissing a number of workers, indicating that Al-Zayani assured the trade unions and confirmed that the rumours are unfounded.

The Fourth High Criminal Court in Bahrain, headed by Judge Ali Khalifa Al Dhahrani, unanimously ruled on Thursday (February 1, 2018) sentencing Mousa Abdullah Mousa Jaafar to death on charges of killing a policeman in the Karana bombing.

A military appeals court in Bahrain announced on Wednesday (January 31, 2018) adjourning the military commander attempted murder case until the February 21 for deliberation and sentencing.

The Bahraini authorities released on Wednesday (January 31, 2018) Sheikh Mohammad Saleh Al-Qashaami, one year following his pre-trial detention.