Bahrain’s First High Criminal Court adjourned the case of a suspect accused of attacking security men until September 28, 2017, in order to assign him lawyer through the Ministry of Justice, with the continued detention of the suspect.

Bahrain’s Ministry of Interior said in a statement on Wednesday (February 1, 2017) that its arrested 3 Bahrainis as search continues to arrest others, accused of joining a terror group which targeted security men and their vehicles.

The National Institution for Human Rights (NIHR) said on Monday (January 30, 2017) that the injury of the 18-year-old Mostafa Hamdan was caused during a shootout between two groups of masked men and hurling stones early in the morning on January 26.

Dozens of people took part (Monday January 30, 2017) in the funeral held in Al-Hunainiya Cemetery in Riffa for First Lieutenant Hisham Al-Hamadi, who died in a shooting in Bilad Al Qadeem.

The American Freedom House organization concerned in freedom issues demanded Bahrain to cancel the decision that restores judicial competence to the National Security Agency that is involved in torture.

Bahrain Forum for Human Rights (BFHR) said that 3-month jail term issued against Bahraini journalist Faisal Hayyat over a tweet he published his Twitter account “reflects deterioration in press freedoms”.

What is the reality of criminal justice in Bahrain? Does the Bahraini justice perform its duty impartially and independently?