The Bahraini authorities began the trial of Shiite cleric and prominent preacher Sheikh Abdulmohsen Mulla Atiya Al-Jamri over charge of insulting Muawiyah Bin Abi Sufyan and Banu Umayya and decided to adjourn the case until February 27, 2020, with his continued detention.

The Bahraini authorities launched in the late hours of Tuesday (January 14) and Wednesday at dawn (January 15) a vast raid campaign, which resulted in the arrest of at least 10 citizens, according to "Rasd", a network specialized in security movements, raids and arrests.

The Jaffari Endowment (Waqf) Directorate said that it followed the vandalism incident of two mosques in Bani Jamra after the video circulated on social media outlets.

Fifth Bahraini Criminal Supreme Court of Appeals upheld a ruling, sentencing three defendants to three years in prison for hurling a petrol pail at a police patrol vehicle from a rooftop.

Local Al-Ayyam newspaper reported that on Monday morning (January 22, 2018) the body of Hussein Al-Kays was finally recovered, after no trace of him was found since yesterday.

The Supreme Court of Appeals upheld a verdict sentencing 9 suspects to 10 years in prison with the execution of sentence, after the security authorities accused them of burning a truck affiliated to cleaning company in Bani Jamra.

Various areas in Bahrain witnessed angry protests on Thursday (February 9, 2017) after the Ministry of Interior announced killing 3 detainees trying to flee Bahrain by sea.

Bahraini Appeal Court upheld verdict, sentencing in absentia two appellants to 3 years in prison, over charges of assembling and possessing Molotov bombs.

Bahrain Mirror: The Bahraini village of Bani Jamra was targeted with a campaign of house raids and break-ins since last night at the hands of Interior Ministry forces.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain's Fourth High Criminal Court convicted 29 suspects whose ages range between 16 and 25 years old over the detonation of a bombing in Bahrain’s Bani Jamra.