US State Department on Zainab Al-Khawaja’s Arrest: We Urge Bahrain to Abide by Commitment to Transparent Judicial Proceedings
![](../media/pics/1391259557.jpg)
2016-03-17 - 12:36 am
Bahrain Mirror: The United States Department of State refrained from urging its ally, Bahrain, to release human rights activist Zainab Al-Khawaja, and only stated that the State Department is monitoring the situation there.
During a daily press briefing held in Washington, DC, the State Department Spokesperson, John Kirby, said on Monday (March 14, 2016) said: "What I can tell you is we're monitoring the situation there. And as before, we strongly urge the Government of Bahrain to follow due process in all cases and to abide by its commitment to transparent judicial proceedings conducted in full accordance with Bahrain's international legal obligations. I can't speak to specific --," adding "I think I'm going to leave it just where I did for today."
- 2024-06-07ADHRB: Isolated Political Prisoner Mohamed Al-Ramal Speaks Up about Political & Sectarian Reprisal He Faces
- 2024-06-07Ali Mhanna: Red Cross Promised to Seek Contact with My Son
- 2024-06-07Jaw Prison Administration Isolates Political Prisoner Ibrahim Al-Samahiji After Meeting with Member of National Institute for Human Rights
- 2024-06-06Bahraini Authorities Arrest Recently Released Mohammad Al-Moemin After One-Month Prison Sentence
- 2024-06-05Political Prisoner Abdullah Swar: Jaw Prison Prevented Me from Attending Trial and Receiving Treatment