Bahrain Protests Continue; No End In Sight -- Voice of America
Anti-government protests in Bahrain have reached the one-week mark, and despite a lull in violence, there seems to be no end in sight to the country’s political unrest.
Sporadic demonstrations across the Persian Gulf kingdom began on February 14 with what organizers called a "Day of Rage" against the government. Eventually, protesters massed at Manama’s Pearl Roundabout, but security forces later used deadly force to clear the area.
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More News On The Unrest In Bahrain
Tens of Thousands Join Protests in Bahrain's Pearl Square -- AOL News
Amid Standoff, Opposition Seeks Dissolution of Bahraini Government -- New York Times
Bahrain cancels Grand Prix race, prepares for more protests -- CNN
Bahrain loyalists pledge support to King Hamad -- The National
Pro-govt rally at Bahrain mosque -- Sydney Morning Herald
Gulf allies back Bahrain rulers with likely caveat: No big concessions -- Canadian Press
Bahrain opposition considers talks but sets demands -- Euronews
State Department cables detail U.S. links to Bahrain -- Washington Post
How a broken social contract sparked Bahrain protests -- Christina Science Monitor
In Bahrain, ongoing protest in Pearl Square is countered by pro-regime rally -- MSNBC
2 comments:
hope bahrain king will start to do something about this. All people are saying that SHia start the violence WHAT IF???? what if the one start killing is not shia. Their is no shia or suni after all. We even don't know if it's shia or suni. But still all news keep on saying that shia is bad. I think as of justice, honesty, or ethics it's really unfair...
I'm not a shia nor suni. I'm just saying my opinion base on what i saw...
I'm not a muslim too... but not all muslim are bad.
For the government of bahrain, they should stop using gun etc for violence Rules to be Done "Give and Take".
That's All... Thanks for keeping us updated.
hopefully they all walk in Allah's peace....
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