The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, Islamic Action Society, Al-Wafa'a Islamic Party, February 14 Coalition, Bahrain Freedom Movement and Haq Movement for Liberty and Democracy announced boycotting the parliamentary and municipal elections to be held on November 12.

Baqer Darwish, president of Bahrain Forum for Human Rights, stressed that the Bahraini opposition respects the Lebanese state and its laws, and confirmed that the two events that will be organized by Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society and February 14 Coalition will be held at Risalat Hall, in Lebanon, on February 14 and 15.

The First High Criminal Court issued its rulings in case of forming a terrorist group affiliated with (14 February Coalition and Al-Wafa Islamic Party) and joining it.

The First High Criminal Court issued 10-year jail term against two youths, fined the first defendant 100,000 BD and the second 500 BD over taking part in February 14 coalition acts and printing banners and photos for the coalition.

The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced 9 defendants to prison terms ranging between 3 months and 6 years in a case known as "Ahrar Damistan".

he Fourth High Criminal Court started considering the case of five defendants accused of printing political publications in several languages calling for disobedience and closing of shops in Al-Malikiya.

The First High Appeals Criminal Court upheld a 10-year jail term against a suspect accused of joining February 14 coalition.

The First High Criminal Appeals Court upheld the ruling issued against February 14th Coalition which sentences him to 5 years in jail and revokes his citizenship in a case that included 4 other suspects.

The First High Criminal Court rejected the appeals of 2 out of 3 appellants accused of joining 14th February coalition, upheld a 5-year jail verdict against them, fined each of them 100 thousand BD and revoked their citizenships.

The Fourth High Criminal court handed down life sentence to one suspect, 10-year jail term to other and fined him 100 thousand BD and 3-year jail to a third suspect over charge of joining 14th February Coalition and Saraya Al-Mokhtar.

The Fourth High Criminal Court sentenced on Thursday (November 15, 2018) 2 suspects to 15 years in jail, revoked their citizenships and fined them 100,000 BD over charge of joining 14th February Coalition.

A new suspect in case of establishing a group affiliated with “14 February Coalition” denied the charge of joining the group.

Bahrain’s Interior Ministry claimed that “February 14 Coalition” Twitter account is an Iranian account and is managed from Iran.

The High Court of Appeal rejected an appeal of a defendant sentenced to prison in February 14 Coalition Case for not attending the appeal hearing.

A joint statement issued by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Arab Republic of Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and the Kingdom of Bahrain listed 59 individuals and 12 entities as banned terrorists. They said that all the members and entities are either hosted or supported by Qatar.

The High Sixth Court of Appeals upheld a verdict sentencing a suspect to 15 years in prison, stripping him of his nationality and fining him 100.000 BD over joining 14th February Coalition.

The High Appeals Criminal Court presided over by judge Mohammad Bin Ali Al Khalifa, and Naji Abdullah as Secretariat, issued its sentence in the appeals of 7 defendants over case of “February 14 coalition”. The court handed down 3-year jail term instead of 5 to 5 suspects, upheld 10-year jail term issued against a suspect, rejected the appeal of a suspect.

Bahrain’s February 14 Coalition called for “massive participation” in the demonstrations organized to take place on Friday (January 29, 2016) under slogan “The Friday of February Will”.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): Security authorities in Bahrain raised against journalist Mahmoud Al-Jaziri (27 years old) charges of affiliation to the "Al-Wafa Islamic Party" and writing the political statements issued by the February 14 Youth Coalition.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): Thousands of Bahrainis took to the streets west of Bahrain’s capital, Manama on Friday (August 28, 2015), calling for a democratic transition of power.