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Tag Archive: Bahrain

Filed under: Uncategorized — Leave a comment “An anti-government protester walks towards riot police, holding stones in her hands, during a protest asking for the release of human rights activists Nabeel Rajab and Zaynab al-Khawaja in the village of Sanabis west of Manama May 16, 2012.” ~REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed

(Source: http://www.reuters.com/news/pictures/slideshow?articleId=USRTR32700#a=1)
Tags: Bahrain, May16, Nabeel Rajab, Reuters, Zaynab al-Khawaja I am framing this. ❤

Feels good man.

Tags: Bahrain, OpBahrain, Twitter, Wikileaks “The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights (BYSHR) expresses its deep concern regarding the disappearance of a prominent activist Mr. Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, who on hunger strike since February 9, 2012.Khawaja’s family confirmed to the BYSHR “last telephone conversation with him was Monday (April 23) and he was not able to talk because of tiredness and fatigue”Khawaja’s family since Monday (23 April) until now have not received information on his health condition.Khawaja’s family confirmed to the BYSHR ” Since yesterday (24 April) Ministry of Interior and the Military hospital both refusing to give his wife any information”Khawaja’s wife called to the military hospital today (25 April) The nurse told her, “There is no one in the room.”Khawaja’s lawyer asked to visit Mr.Khawaja, but the Interior Ministry refused to allow him.The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights (BYSHR) calling for the Bahraini authorities to disclose the fate of Mr.Khawaja and the authorities must inform the family about his whereabouts immediately.”~Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights (BYSHR)

Tags: Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, activism, Al-Khawaja, Bahrain, hunger strike, Mirrors, News, protest

Anonymous defaces Formula 1 website over human rights abuses in #Bahrain


“Anonymous has been monitoring the human rights situation in Bahrain and the popular democratic uprising for over a year now, only to see the oppression of its people grow worse. When governments murder peaceful protesters on an ongoing basis, their illegitimacy becomes clear to all who can see. The government of Bahrain has been warned. We will not stop our support of the Bahraini people or our war against your tyranny until the people of Bahrain have true freedom and peace. This regime – which maintains its power by force and justifies it by birthright – has responded to the protests with a violent crackdown calculated to intimidate those within the country and a sophisticated public relations strategy calculated to deceive those outside of it. The crackdown has left scores dead and thousands in prison; the PR campaign is intended to ensure that such protesters are not only injured and imprisoned, but also libeled and forgotten. The violence is handled in the usual way; the lies come courtesy of an American PR firm called Qorvis. For too long, we have watched this tyrannical government tear gas its own people literally to death, with over 30 fatalities reported so far. We have watched as thousands of innocent protesters and activists have been jailed. We have watched as human rights advocate Abdulhadi Alkhawaja commits himself to death via a prison hunger strike that as of 22/4/2012 is 74 days in length, simply in the hope that some men somewhere will notice what is being done to other men here. We have witnessed doctors and nurses imprisoned merely for treating those wounded protesters who find themselves brutalized by security forces. And we have become outraged by the ignorance and outright lies of mainstream media regarding what is truly happening in Bahrain – lies concocted in large part by Qorvis, which is more than happy to defend such crimes and even to libel those of Bahrain’s activists who try bring them to the world’s attention at risk to their own lives.”

See the rest of the deface here: http://f1-racers.net/
Mirror here: http://www.zone-hack.com/defacements/?id=30290 (pic of deface) (Scene in Bahrain that day 04/20)

(Video Version of events in Bahrain that day 4/20: youtube)

More photos of what has been happening in Bahrain:

Places to follow (on Facebook) and thanks:
Anonymous Bahrain

Tags: 420, activism, anon, anonymous, antisec, Bahrain, deface, Formula1, Mirrors, News, OpBahrain, PLF, protest, Reuters, Wikileaks

This is no longer a lie.: Best Hacks by the #Hacktivist Group ‘#Anonymous’

Tags: Aaron Barr, anon, anonymous, Arab Spring, Bahrain, BART, BART bash, Censorship, CP, Cybergate, Dark Discovery, darknet, DDOS, egypt, hacktivism, hacktivists, HBGary, Jordan, Libya, lolita city, Morocco, OpBART, OpBart2, OpBart3, opdarknet, operation darknet, pedobear, San Francisco, Syria, tunisia UPDATE: Zainab AlKhawaja beaten, dragged and arrested | Bahrain Center for Human Rights

16 Dec 2011

Interrogation with Massoma AlSayed and Zainab AlKhawaja started after 2 am and 4 am respectively (Bahrain time) and lasted for around 2 hours each. According to lawyer, interrogations were not recorded as per BICI recommendations.

Zainab AlKhawaja was charged with 1. illegal gathering 2. assaulting a female officer 3. inciting hatred against the regime.

Masooma AlSayed was charged with 1. illegal gathering 2. assaulting a female officer.

Masooma Alsayed was kicked in her rights leg and is now limping, was not seen by doctor. There are red marks around her wrists because of the handcuffs.

Zainab when arrested had something sprayed in her eyes and was unable to see for approximately an hour. At the police station was beaten on head, arms and legs, as she was unable to see. Zainab recognized the voice of the policewoman who beat her, public prosecutor refused to write it down. Lawyer attempted to show public prosecutor video of the arrest, he refused to see it.

Policewoman came in with bandaged arm claiming Masooma and Zainab hit her. Zainab refused to sign statement unless policewoman’s name who hit her was taken. Prosecutor got angry and made everyone leave the room.

Prosecutor decided that Zainab and Masooma will be detained for 7 days. They will be then presented to a judge who will decide whether to extend their detention or not.

Lawyer says they are worried about the safety of Zainab and Masooma as same police who beat them are transfering them to prison. The same police who arrested Zainab and Masooma are the ones who brought them to public prosecution and testified against them.

Zainab was examined today by the public prosecution’s forensic doctor.

Zainab and Masooma have now been moved to womens detention in Isa Town. Police are refusing to take clothes for Zainab Alkhawaja or allow her family to bring her glasses although she cant see well without them, they are also not allowing her toothbrush or soap despite her needing to change and clean up after being dragged on the ground.

Tags: Bahrain, D16, Dec16, Zainab AlKhawaja Protests return to #Bahrain Via @Reuters

1) “Women wave Bahraini flags while shouting anti-government slogans during a sit-in outside the United Nations House in Manama December 14, 2011.” (REUTERS/ Hamad I Mohammed)

2)“Anti-government protesters walk on the highway as riot police vehicles approach in Budaiya Highway west of Manama, December 15, 2011.”
(REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed)

3)“Protesters run into a coffee shop to take shelter from the tear gas that was fired by the riot police during a sit-in at a roundabout in Budaiya Highway west of Manama, December 15, 2011.” (REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed)

4)“A police officer speaks to Zaynab al-Khawaja, the daughter of Human Rights activist, Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, after she refused to leave after a sit-in at a roundabout in Budaiya Highway west of Manama, December 15, 2011.” (REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed)

5)“A police officer drags Zaynab al-Khawaja, the daughter of Human Rights activist, Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, after handcuffing her when she refused to leave after a sit-in at a roundabout in Budaiya Highway west of Manama, December 15, 2011.”

More photos here: Reuters

More information: URGENT APPEAL: Zainab AlKhawaja beaten, dragged and arrested: http://bahrainrights.hopto.org/en/node/4906 Tags: Bahrain, D14, D15, human rights, middle east, photoset, protests, Zainab AlKhawaja Protests flare up in #Bahrain

“Riot police fired tear gas and stun grenades at demonstrators Nov. 23 after clashes erupted just hours before the release of an independent report on Bahrain’s harsh crackdowns on the largest Arab Spring unrest in the Gulf.”~Yahoo

(Source: http://news.yahoo.com/photos/protests-flare-up-in-bahrain-1322063348-slideshow/anti-government-protester-runs-tear-gas-fired-riot-photo-110456553.html)
Tags: Bahrain, Nov23, protests, riot police

Older, but still relevant.


Press Release – Who are Anonymous & What Anonymous represents !

Dear Citizens of the World.

We do it because we can. We do it for the future, of our children and all life on this planet. We do it because we see lies and deceit. We do it because every digital account is fueled with the strength of human emotion, but mostly we do it for the lulz.


Source – http://www.cyberguerrilla.info/?p=85

Tags: albania, Algeria, anon, anonymous, antisec, Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Cuba, Cyprus, egypt, freedom, government, Greece, Honduras, human rights, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, leaderless, media, revolution, tunisia, turkey #liberté #freedom

And Syria.. please.

(Source: http://wakingthegoldenwood.tumblr.com/post/9232339973)
Tags: Algeria, Bahrain, beautiful, egypt, Iran, liberate, Libya, tunisia, Yemen