Bahraini authorities remain silent about ISIS threats and want others to remain silent as well, although the threats of this terrorist organization trouble the world.

“I can’t guarantee that I will live but I’m not scared, if I depart this life, all I wish for is to leave a mark...I want to end the oppression I witnessed in Bahrain,” said Nasser Al-Ras.

Bahrain's Shiite religious leader Ayatollah Isa Qassim didn't attend his first court hearing to say that he doesn't recognize the regime's arbitrary decisions.

Since 2011, Bahrainis were forced to choose between being part of the pro-regime herd or being cut off, rendered voiceless and denied any rights.

Bahraini regime doesn't respect Shiite religious rites and culture; Shiites are subjected to daily insults, ongoing threats and harassments.

Bahraini regime doesn't respect Shiite religious rites and culture; Shiites are subjected to daily insults, ongoing threats and harassments.

We’re targeted in our existence, beliefs and rituals. Being Shiite means one is marginalized, exiled and accused of betrayal.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive):While the Iranian Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, was achieving victories for his country during the nuclear talks, the Bahraini Interior Minister Rashid bin Abdullah Al-Khalifa came out and called on everyone to join a campaign launched against Iran.

Bahrain Mirror: Since the beginning of March 2011, the Bahraini authorities have pursued a humiliating campaign towards the Shiite community. It has enacted this policy with what has been known as “Rooting up” and which is still continuous today.