The Bahraini authorities refused for the second consecutive year to grant a permit for staging a Labor Day demonstration, organized by the General Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions (GFBTU).

Bahraini security forces, using shotgun pellets and tear gas, cracked down on protestors, who took to the streets of Sitra to condemn the war led by Saudi Arabia on Yemen.

Thousands of Bahrainis took to the streets west of the capital Manama on Friday (March 25, 2016) to denounce the regime's demolition of about 40 Shiite mosques 5 years ago.

Hundreds of Bahrainis took to the streets in the island of Sitra at Tuesday night on the fifth anniversary of the brutal attack launched by the Bahraini army on Sitra leaving two people killed and a number of others injured.

Bahrainis took to the streets on Monday (March 14, 2016) on the fifth anniversary of the Saudi forces' invasion of the country to help the ruling Al Khalifa crush the popular nationwide protests which took the LuLu (Pearl) Roundabout, in Bahrain's capital Manama, as the hub of demonstrations.

Bahrain witnessed the eruption of protests on Sunday (March 13, 2016) in a number of areas across the country, calling for the withdrawal of Saudi forces, which entered Bahrain five years ago to help crush the popular nationwide protests.

Protestors in various villages across Bahrain expressed their solidarity with political opposition figures after the Al-Arabiya channel aired statements extracted from some of the leaders under torture.

Bahrain witnessed widespread protests, as Bahrainis took to the streets to express their rejection of Saudi presence in the country in preparation for the anniversary of the Saudi forces’ military intervention in Bahrain.

The Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) stated in a statistical report that it recorded 22 peaceful protests and 31 arbitrary arrests within the past week.

Peaceful protests continued across Bahrain, a week after the fifth anniversary of the popular uprising that called for political reform.

Thousands of Bahrainis took to the streets to call for a democratic transition of power putting an end to the Al Khalifa family’s monopoly over power.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): A number of Bahraini villages witnessed on Thursday (February 18, 2016) mass protests commemorating the anniversary of the "Bloody Thursday"- the day when the army attacked protestors at the Pearl "LuaLua" Roundabout (February 17, 2011).

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive):Another day of protests was witnessed by many villages and areas across Bahrain. On the eve of the February 14 uprising anniversary, the scene is almost identical to that of 2011.

Bahrain Mirror: The former Member of Bahraini Parliament Ali Al-Aswad stated that "there is clear division between Washington and London on how to address the Bahraini situation. The stances also varied among European Union countries."

Bahrain Mirror: Bahraini and Foreign activists chose to build a symbolic monument, a huge balloon resembling the Pearl (LuaLua) Roundabout, in Washington to voice their support for the protest movement that was launched in Bahrain in 2011.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): Bahrainis marked the fifth anniversary of the uprising today on Sunday (February 14, 2016) amid ongoing protests and a schools strike. The Bahraini uprising is still ongoing; at dawn, several protests were staged across the country.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain's Ministry of Interior said that it arrested a number of juveniles over taking part in protests that it described as "rioting and vandalism".

It was evident that the authorities wanted to arrest as many citizens as possible ahead of the uprising’s fifth anniversary which happens to be today on Sunday (February 14, 2016) in order to clear the streets of protestors and any activity.

Bahrain's Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced four Bahrainis, between the ages of 20 and 25 years, to 10 years in prison over charges of assembly and assault against Al-Khamis Police Station.

The countdown continues in Bahrain ahead of the commemoration of the fifth anniversary of February 14 uprising as protests are being staged in different villages and towns across Bahrain in preparation for this important event.