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7 November 2012, “In Crackdown, Bahrain Revokes Citizenship of 31 People,” By Kareem Fahim, The New York Times
17 September 2012, “Bahrain police officers face torture trial,” By BBC News
1 August 2012, “Report Documents Bahrain’s Use of Tear Gas as a Potentially Lethal Weapon,” By Physicians for Human Rights
9 July 2012, “Bahrain human rights activist Nabeel Rajab imprisoned,” By BBC
27 June 2012, “Bahrain tries to pay off victims of torture,” By SyniGate
27 June, 2012, “Bahrain: Police Attack Peaceful Protest,” By Human Rights Watch
14 June 2012, “Bahrain Court Upholds Convictions of 9 Doctors,” By Kareem Fahim
10 June 2012, “Boy, 11, detained in Bahrain crackdown, rights groups say,” By Samira Said, CNN
6 June 2012, “Bahrain rights activist Nabeel Rajab back in detention,” By BBC World
21 May 2012, “Bahrain defends human rights record at UN,” By Middle East Online
21 April 2012, “Wrong Formula: Bahrain races ahead with Formula One, but reverses on reform,” by The Economist
20 April 2012, “In Bahrain, Business Is Not as Usual,” by Brad Spurgeon, The New York Times
6 April 2011, “Bahrain becoming ‘island of fear‘,” by Bill Law, BBC News
16 March 2011, “Bahrain cracks down on protests in Manama’s Pearl Square,” by BBC News
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