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Home | ALL NEWS | WORLD | Thousands of Bahrain Arab Spring Protesters Denounce Government

Thousands of Bahrain Arab Spring Protesters Denounce Government

January 12, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Thousands of Bahrain Arab Spring Protesters
Bahrain Protests Gather Strength

Bahrain Arab Spring protesters focusing new marches on Shiite detainees in Bahrain Jails: Bahrain Shiite population continues to press for democracy reforms

Bahrain Shiites protest at jail for 13 activists

Thousands of Shiites demonstrated near Manama on Saturday in a new protest against an appeals court upholding jail terms for 13 activists on charges of plotting to overthrow Bahrain’s monarchy, witnesses said. “We will not resign ourselves to it” and “we will not forget the prisoners,” shouted demonstrators.

Fire kills 13 in Bahrain workers’ housing block

A fire in a three-storey block housing Asian workers in the Bahraini capital killed at least 13 people, the state BNA news agency reported late on Friday. One firefighter was also injured when the building’s roof collapsed during a rescue attempt, the news agency added. An investigation was under way.

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Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Arab Spring, Bahrain, Democracy Protests, Middle East

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