The Friday preacher in Tehran Ayatollah Sayed Ahmad Khatami, said that the attack on protesters in Diraz, the killing and arrest of dozens is a “brutality”, adding that “never has any government treated its people with such brutality.”

The mother of martyrs Mostafa and Mohammad Hamdan said she is ready to sacrifice her third child, Ammar, in defense of religion.

Bahrain scholars said that “the brutal massacre committed by this bloody regime with American-regional complicity and international silence, only increased our strength, firmness and readiness to all possibilities

Families of Diraz martyrs said that they refuse to yield to any request by the Bahraini security authorities to bury their sons in the Hura cemetery.

Member of the Committee against Torture (CAT) Felice Gaer reiterated her inquiry about the fate of the officer responsible for the killing of martyr Hani Abdulaziz.

Bahraini Security Forces lifted on Wednesday (April 19, 2017) the imposed siege on the Sheikh Maitham Cemetery in Umm Al Hassam, in which martyrs Rida al-Ghisra, Mahmoud Youssef, and Mostafa Youssef were buried.

In modern Bahrain, the truth behind violent deaths is hard to establish, highlights Marc Owen Jones in his article published on The Conversation website. “And the fact that they are largely ignored by the international media means you may well be reading about the following events for the first time,” he says.

A British website said that the UK Foreign Office officials have failed to respond to claims by human rights groups that “UK trained police were responsible for the gunning down of 18 year-old Mostafa Hamdan, who has died two months after being shot in the head.”

Martyr Mostafa Hamdan’s mother assured the protestors at the open ended Diraz sit-in that they are following the footsteps of Hamdan.

Family of martyr Mostafa Hamdan published on Tuesday (March 28, 2017) the will he wrote before he martyred while taking part in the protest outside Sheikh Isa Qassim’s house.

Bahrain’s regime forces banned on Tuesday (March 28, 2017) people from holding mourning procession for martyr Mostafa Hamdan who passed away on Friday, as a result of a head injury he sustained after civilian security forces attacked protestors in Diraz on January 26.

It is indeed the year of mothers in Bahrain. On the day of his funeral, Mustafa Hamdan’s mother showed the world the sweet side of martyrdom.

The Public Prosecution said that it commissioned the police to search and investigate in the case of martyr Mostafa Hamdan’s killing.

The National Democratic Movement’s forces demanded the launch of a transparent and fair investigation into the killing of martyr Mostafa Hamdan (18 years old), who was hit by a bullet in his head during an attack by civilian forces on Diraz (January 26, 2017).

Martyr Mostafa Hamdan’s mother stood before the vehicle carrying her late son’s body and pleaded in content: O Allah, accept this sacrifice from me!

An 18-year-old Bahraini died Friday, nearly two months after he was shot in the head near a top opposition cleric's home, Amnesty International said.

Thousands of Bahrainis took part on Saturday (March 25, 2017) in the funeral procession of martyr Mostafa Hamdan (18 years) in Karbabad, west of Manama. Hamdan sustained a gunshot in his head after regime forces attacked Diraz protest in January.

Bahrain’s scholars called on the Bahraini people to take part in the funeral procession of martyr Mostafa Hamdan.

A young Bahraini man died in hospital on Friday, nearly two months after he was shot in the head by gunmen in civilian clothes outside the home of the country's top Shi'ite Muslim cleric, activists and a local newspaper said.

The streets of Bahrain witnessed on Friday (March 24, 2017) vast protests after the announcement of martyrdom of Mustafa Hamdan (18 years old), due to a bullet fired at his head after regime forces attacked the Diraz sit-in last January.