A Bahraini court on Thursday sentenced six people to life in prison for inciting riots to lure police towards a bomb, a judicial source said.

The Fourth High Criminal Court handed down 3-year jail term to 5 suspects over burning tires and assembling in Al-Markh and sentenced 7 others, who are under 18 years, to 2 years in prison over the same charge.

The Northern region Municipality said it had reduced the number of garbage containers in the town of Buri temporarily.

The Bahraini security authorities arrested at the dawn of Monday (March 13, 2017) brothers of martyr Ali Al-Moemen, who was killed by the authorities in the LuaLua Roundabout in February 2011.

The regime forces carried out on Tuesday (March 7, 2017) a wide raid campaign in Sitra for the second consecutive day, that led to arresting at least 6 citizens.

At least dozen of citizens were injured on Saturday (February 11, 2017) when the security forces opened fire and tear gas against protestors in Bani Jamra and mourning procession in Diraz.

In response to the Bahraini security forces firing live ammunition at peaceful protesters in Diraz, Freedom House issued a statement calling on Bahrain to halt violence against protesters.

Information revealed that the health condition of Mostafa Hamdan (18 years) is unstable. Hamdan was injured in Diraz attack and he is now in the intensive care unit in Al-Salmaniya Medical Complex under general anesthesia.

Bahrain's Ministry of Interior said on Wednesday (January 11, 2017) that it dealt using legal measures with the attempts to attack Sitra Police Station.

A child sustained an eye injury on Wednesday (January 11, 2017) morning due to the tear gas canisters fired by the security forces at Awal Primary Intermediate Boys School in Sitra.

The second High Criminal Court of Appeals acquitted 5 policemen of torturing a convict in Jaw prison.

The resigned MP and political activist Ali Al-Asheeri demanded to stop the dismounted patrols that wander Al-Dair village and ask the citizens to present their IDs.

Bahraini activists organized protests across Bahrain, marking the country's independence from Britain in 1971.

Special Investigation Unit said the appeals court fined a policeman 100 BD for beating detainee in Jaw Prison.

Bahraini court upheld the verdict to acquit nine policemen of the charge of assaulting, beating and torturing 13 prisoners, as part as an ongoing �impunity policy� followed in the country

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain's Ministry of Interior said that it arrested a number of juveniles over taking part in protests that it described as "rioting and vandalism".

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain's Fourth High Criminal Court presided over by judge Ali Al-Dhahrani sentenced 3 Bahrainis to 3 years in prison over burning tires and joining assembly in Samaheej.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain's Fourth High Criminal Court, presided over by judge Ali Al-Dhahrani, issued its sentence against 5 suspects over joining assembly and burning tires in Sanabes. The court sentenced the first suspect to 5 years in prison and the remaining 4 to 3 years.