Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): The civilian forces arrested five youths, who were pursued by the authorities, in City Center Mall in the capital, Manama. The arrested youths were beaten in front of the people in the mall, before they got handcuffed and taken to unknown place.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain Human Rights Society said that it had recorded 52 peaceful protests, 34 arbitral arrests and 23 house raids at the hands of the security authorities in Bahrain within the second week of May 2015.

On April 28th 2015, the ministry of Interior declared that it had arrested 28 Bahrainis whom it accused of being involved in terrorist processes. Among the 28 arrested was a 16-year-old boy, Ahmed Al-Arab.

Bahrain Human Rights Society said (Sunday, May 10, 2015) that it had recorded 26 arbitral arrests within the first week of May, indicating that some were released later on. Meanwhile, eight peaceful protestors were injured in Abu Saiba and Shakoura.

Witnesses who gave statements against the ministry of interior face an unknown fate. The Bahraini regime arrests, tortures and even kills the witnesses in the murdering cases to hide the truth from the public. On the other hand, it acquits the murders.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): “He was living as a fugitive since he was only 14 years old. He was deprived of the company of his mother, family and brothers. He was deprived of an education and not able to continue his medical treatment. He spent the past two years roaming through the streets and alleys of his village to find a place to take him in,” says Ahmad Al-Arab’s mother.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): Three days ahead of the Formula 1 event to kick off in Bahrain, regime forces launched a series of arrests. At least 21 young men, including children, were taken into custody in a number of areas across the kingdom.