A sports website covered the news of the hunger strike launched by the Bahraini detained athlete, Jiu-Jitsu medalist, Mohammad Mirza, in solidarity with a fellow prisoner and opposition leader Hasan Mushaima.

Activist Ibtisam Al-Saegh issued an urgent appeal from a mother of a Bahraini detainee suffering from Sickle Cell Disease, in which she demanded revealing the fate of her son and allowing her to meet him after she lost contact with him 13 days ago, after being transferred to the recovery room.

Family of detained Ahmad Mirza said that Jaw Prison authorities refused to allow him leave the prison to the hospital or to the prison’s clinic. It also denied him medications and pain killers despite suffering severe sickle seizure that causes him extreme pain.

Ali Mushaima said that his father told him in a phone call on Tuesday that the prison’s treatment got worse, explaining that this took place shortly after visiting the doctor in the prison’s clinic.

The Bahraini embassy in London told the Middle East Eye that the prominent dissident Hasan Mushaima has refused to attend his specialist's appointments at outside hospitals, including his scheduled PET scans scheduled last year because he refuses to wear the prison uniform.

Mohammed Hussein, the father of the detainee Hussein Mohammed Hussein, issued a voice message saying that his son's health is deteriorating.

Detainees in Jaw Central Prison are suffering from extremely harsh conditions. Information stated that water is cut off 23 hours a day, and air conditioners are halted most of the times, despite the extreme hot weather.

Detainee Hajar Mansour complained about the appearance of clotting spots on her skin, expressing her fear that the stroke she suffered years ago would return.

Human rights activist Ibtisam Al-Saegh said that the recently released detainee Sayed Kadhem Abbas totally lost his sight.

Bahraini activist Ali Mushaima said that Bahraini Embassy in London lied about the health situation of his father, prominent dissident Hasan Mushaima, and about saying that he receives the very best medical care in jail.

The Bahraini embassy in London issued a statement in response to an inquiry received from Mike Freer MP regarding the concerns of health issue of Bahraini prominent dissident Hassan Mushaima, who has been serving a life-term sentence since March 2011.

A political prisoner who has been recently released after his health deteriorated due to cancer underwent a surgery on Wednesday (August 1, 2018) morning.

The Bahraini authorities decided on Tuesday (July 31, 2018) to release detainee Sayed Kadhem Abbas after his health deteriorated due to cancer.

Detainee Hajar Mansour was transferred yesterday to the prison’s clinic after symptoms of blood clots appeared on her leg. The doctor who examined her demanded sample of her blood platelets to determine the clotting rate; however, the Jaw Prison administration refused to transfer her to hospital to undergo tests, claiming they have no vehicle with security enhancement, activist Sayed Ahmed Al-Wadaei reported.

Head of the monitoring and documentation unit at the Bahrain Center for Human Rights activist Enas Oun said that family of detainee Mohammad Al-A’am complained that their son is being subjected to severe beating in Dry Dock Prison.

Family of detained Elias Mullah said that they resorted to the rescue police (Najda) to save their son’s life in prison, after his health severely deteriorated, due to depriving him from cancer disease medications for 21 days.

The Salam Organization for Democracy and Human Rights said that 8 detainees held at Jaw prison in Bahrain suffered from food poisoning.

The Bahraini authorities released on Tuesday (July 3, 2018) political detainee Ali Kambar after his health deteriorated due to cancer.

Prominent Bahraini human rights activist Ebtisam Al-Sayegh said that detainee Amira Al-Qasha’mi was harassed and threatened by the prison administration.

Prominent human rights activist Ibtisam Al-Saegh said that detainee Sayed Kadhem Abbas underwent today (Monday, July 2, 2018) a surgery for head tumor that was recently discovered while in prison.