Bahrain Mirror: The president of the Bahrain Centre for Human Right, Nabeel Rajab, has unveiled distressing information regarding the treatment of arrested youth Ali Haroun. Ali was hunted down and handed over to Bahrain by the Thailand authorities.

Rajab tweeted, "Based on the information we received, the three wanted for justice criminals; Russell Joseph, Khamis Abdulrassoul, and Mohammad Mounir Abdulmuttaleb traveled to Thailand and helped with the arrest of Ali Haroun."

Rajab clarified what Haroun was subjected to, "Ali Haroun was beaten by three police officers sent by the Bahraini government. He was handcuffed and blindfolded before being forcibly deported to Bahrain on flight number 151. Ali was hit and kicked on his face, head and across his body by these three police officers that committed the crime in front of the Thailand police. It is to note that Haroun memorized the names of these three officers."

"According to the information we received from Thailand airport, Ali Haroun resisted boarding the plane and rolled the plane stairs several times while being hit by the three police officers. At the end, he was anesthetized by the three officers sent by the Bahraini government. Ali's face was bleeding, at that time, the Thailand police were only monitoring and recording the situation but did not interfere," added Rajab.

Rajab continued, "Haroun was entered to the plane from the back door while being anesthetized and was isolated from the travelers. Thailand refused to offer a doctor for this illegal anesthetization. Eyewitnesses in Bahrain Airport and flight number 151 say that Ali Haroun walked the stairs of the plane after its arrival and he looked exhausted."

Rajab pointed that, "the information about putting him in the intensive care while being unconscious means that he was beaten again in Bahrain, for the Bahraini authority arrested Ali from the airport while he was standing on his feet."

"We will tackle later the serious legal and ethical violations that took place on the hands of the Bahraini authorities, Gulf Air and Thailand police during the process that targeted Ali Haroun," Rajab stressed.