Terror Crime Prosecutor said two suspects were arrested in connection with East Eker blast that killed Bahraini woman.

Journalist Nazeeha Saeed said on her own Twitter account that the public prosecution concluded interrogation her on Sunday July 17, 2016 over a case brought forth by the Information Affairs Authority in which it accuses Saeed of practicing journalism without a license.

The Media Affairs Authority stated (on Sunday July 17, 2016) that it referred a journalist, Naziha Saeed, to the Public Prosecution for faking the personality of a correspondent for foreign media outlet

Journalist Nazeeha Saeed said that received a request for investigation from the Public Prosecution.

Public Prosecution rejected a release request submitted by Nabeel Rajab to take part in his uncle’s funeral procession.

Public Prosecution said it launched investigations into “terror bombing that took place near Nuwaidrat roundabout, leaving woman dead.”

Public Prosecution decided to detain Taiba Ismail for week pending investigation, over charges of “inciting hatred against regime”.

Activists on social media said that the Public Prosecution released on Saturday (June 25, 2016) 6 Shiite clerics and 2 eulogy citers after interrogating them.

Bahraini Interior Ministry interrogated number of Shiite clerics after accusing them of participating in open rally in Diraz.

Manama's chief prosecutor Nawaf Al-Awadi said that "the Public Prosecution received a notice about a ...

Bahraini Ibrahim Ali Abdulrasoul Al-A’ali passed away on Friday after roommate assaulted him at psychiatric hospital...

Public Prosecution submitted letter stating there's new case raised against Adel Flaifel after seizing 40 Kalashnikovs.

SIU received 13 complaints in May, including claims of alleged torture and maltreatment committed by public security service members.

Judge ordered suspension of sentence against Zeinab Al-Khawaja due to her...

The President of the National Institution for Human Rights (NIHR) Abdulaziz Abul said that publishing photos of suspects...

A Bahraini High Appeals Court upheld prison sentences issued by a first degree court against 10 appellants over charges of burning a police patrol vehicle, assembling and having possession of ammunition.

The Bahrain Forum for Human Rights (BFHR) said that the Bahraini authorities arbitrarily sentenced 38 citizens, including 3 children, to a total of 231 years and 6 months in prison during the third week of May, 2016.

Office of lawyer Mohammad Al-Tajer said that Rayhana Al-Mosawi received a phone call from Bahrain’s SIU asking her to be examined by a forensic physician and undergo medical tests, three years after filing her complaint.

The Bahraini High Criminal Court commuted a sentence issued against 3 appellants from 10 to 7 years in prison over charges of planting a hoax bomb, starting fire and assembling.

The Bahraini high criminal court sentenced one defendant to 3 years in prison and 6 other to 10 over charges of assembling and setting fire to an armored police vehicle in Al-Ekr.