Baby Sayed Ali Al-Sayed Qassim Majeed has finished one year and three months without having an ID or citizenship.

The mother of Bahraini infant Ahmad Mohammad Hassan, told local newspaper al-Wasat that “the Nationality, Passport and Residence Affairs (NPRA) refused to grant her 4-month-old child a passport.”

A Bahraini court ruled a 4-month imprisonment against child Hussein Marhoun (16 years old) after the Public Prosecution charged him with illegal assembly.

The mother of child, Ali Naim Marhoun, said she would be present today Sunday (March 26, 2017) with her 10-year old son, to stand before the Minor Criminal Court, after the Public Prosecution raised a lawsuit against Ali and others.

The security authorities launched a new raid campaign which resulted in arresting about 20 citizens from different Bahraini villages, most of them are from Sitra, particularly Sitra Al-Kharjiya.

The regime forces carried out on Tuesday (March 7, 2017) a wide raid campaign in Sitra for the second consecutive day, that led to arresting at least 6 citizens.

Al-Wasat newspaper said authorities refused to give baby Sayed Ali Qassim Majeed Bahraini citizenship, because his father's nationality was revoked.

The Bahraini authorities released a child whom they summoned for interrogation over the killing of one of the Ministry of Interior's members, which the ministry announced last week.

A Major-General in Bahrain’s Ministry of Interior Mariam Al-Bardooli stated that there are currently 135 prisoners in the Corrections and Rehabilitation Center (women’s prison).

Bahrain Mirror: Eight Bahraini Human Rights Organizations launched a campaign to voice their stance against violence and violations practiced against children in Bahrain.

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) said it has recorded 39 “arbitrary” arrests during the past week.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): Early Friday morning on June 26, 2015 (9th of Ramadan), Bahraini security forces launched Indiscriminate house raid campaigns against Al-Qarya village targeting about 15 youths, including disabled child Jaafar Mousa.

Bahrain Mirror: A number of families in the Bahraini village of Al-Diraz lost contact with 6 of their children after the security forces arrested them on Sunday (June 21, 2015) and accused them of burning a security patrol vehicle in the area.