The Bahraini authorities released on Sunday night detainee Rawan Sanqour who was arrested at late of September, over contacting the International Committee of the Red Cross to help her detained brother Ali Sanqour in receiving his right to treatment.

Number of Bahraini women working in the private sector reached 30,284, official statistics revealed. The jobs these women occupy are divided into 10 categories, including finance and accounting, education, construction and contracting, transport and services, IT, healthcare, law among others.

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

The Bahraini authorities arrested Taiba Ismail on Sunday after raiding her house and confiscating her electronic devices.

The Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) expressed its concerns over the Bahraini “authorities’ retaliation against female human rights defenders through imprisoning them and judicially pursuing them to pressure them to stop their peaceful activism.”