The Fourth High Criminal Court issued life term sentence against 5 suspects and 7-year prison term against 2 others over charge of joining Saraya Al-Ashtar.

The security authorities released on Thursday (Febraury 14, 2019) detainee Sadiq Al-Shaabani after spending 5 years in jail over what is known as "Bahrain Tamarod" case.

The First High Criminal Court rejected the appeals of a youth accused of joining "Saraya Al-Ashtar", upheld a 15-year jail term against him, fined him 100 BD and revoked his citizenship.

The U.S. State Department said on Tuesday it had designated al-Ashtar Brigades, which it described as an Iran-backed terrorist group in Bahrain, as a foreign terrorist organization.

The Supreme Court started yesterday looking into the case of 2 Bahraini brothers, one of whom in Iran, accused of joining �Saraya Al-Ashtar� and attempting to murder a policeman. The court adjourned the case until May 8 for pleading.

The Cassation Court rejected the appeals of 4 defendants accused of joining Saraya Al-Ashtar and ruled the inadmissibility of the appeal of the fifth suspect, in a case that included 12 convicts whose sentences range between life sentence and 7 years in prison, as well as the revocation of their citizenships.

The Public Prosecution referred on Thursday (September 7, 2017) 25 suspects, including 14 arrested over the charge of joining Saraya Al-Ashtar and causing an explosion in a bus affiliated to the security forces.

Chief of Terror Crime Prosecution Advocate General Ahmed Al Hammadi said that the prosecution launched its investigations in the incidence of bombing a Minister of Interior bus on February 26, 2017, and assigned experts to examine the crime scene in a way that helps the investigations.

The US Department of State announced that it designated Bahraini nationals Ahmad Hasan Yusuf and Alsayed Murtadha Majeed Ramadhan Alawi as Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGT).

A police officer in Bahrain has been shot dead in an attack claimed by a Shiite militant group.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain's Fourth High Criminal Court revoked the citizenships of 13 Bahrainis in a case that includes 16 suspects accused of forming a terrorist group, manufacturing bombs and training on targeting policemen.

Bahrain Mirror: A Bahraini court stripped 13 protestors, who were handed down prison terms, of their nationalities. Among those sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment was photographer Sayed Ahmad Al-Mousawi.

Bahrain Mirror: Bahrain�s fourth High Criminal Court began on Sunday (November 22, 2015) looking into the case known as �Saraya Al-Ashtar� in which 14 Bahrainis are accused.