Breaking down al Khalifa lies and un-hiding the reality of regime crimes against its people

editor: Much of the Western Journalism and even a large number “Human Rights Analysts” are referring to the situation in Bahrain as an event that occurred last year between February and April of 2011. Some do so out of ignorance and the convenience of an easily manipulate internet – they make their stories from that which “comes to the top”. Others do so maliciously to hide the brutal reality of crimes being committed by the regime against its citizens everyday. The BICI report establishes “arbitrary boundaries”, set to limit discussion of King Hamad’s “crackdown” to a narrow band of time. It also seeks to misdirect attention from the reality that the report was designed for political objectives under the pretense of a legitimate investigation. Its principal, Cherif Bassiouni was appointed and “deemed legitimate” by Western governments who find the politics of a regime change in Bahrain inopportune. All this charade has been designed to that protect a regime who to this hour continues to commit brutal crimes against its own democracy seeking people.

The BICI report has become a vehicle for misleading world opinion that events in Bahrain were in the past and that causalities and victims are an event in last year past, rather than a present reality. The skillful manipulation of facts by hired public relations firms and the deliberate misdirection away from the reality on the ground is deplorable. Internet sorts and information stacking has become a target for manipulation so that information that vilifies the opposition, misleads the public to the extent of oppression in Bahrain and promotes a “uprising of reform” rather than the “reality of revolution” facing the broken and corrupt al Khalifa regime and its fearful partners in the West.

The report below, from Bahrain Center for Human Rights helps to establish a reality of events as the relate to that which has occurred since the BICI report and the charade of reform it promotes. Phlipn.

Press Release Bahrain Centre for Human Rights on 26 March 2012

BCHR publishes today its new report Post BICI Report, presenting the main key findings from the ongoing effort to document human rights violations occurring in the state of Bahrain since the publication of the Report of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI) in November 2012. Our investigative report supports the rights of victims, no matter their political or religious background. It is unaffiliated with the Bahraini government or any foreign government and is firmly centered on domestic civil society advocacy of human rights.

This report is the second publication from the BCHR chronicling the events since February 14th 2011. The first, Bahrain: The Human Price of Freedom and Justice, was pivotal in addressing the widespread and systematic violations of human rights and international law.

You can find the report here or here if you are in a country where direct access to our website is not available.

Executive Summary

This is a report by The Bahrain Center for Human Rights presenting the main key findings from the ongoing effort to document human rights violations occurring in the state of Bahrain since the publication of the Report of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry in November 2012. Our investigative report supports the rights of victims, no matter their political or religious background. It is unaffiliated with the Bahraini government or any foreign government and is firmly centered on domestic civil society advocacy of human rights.

This report is the second publication from the BCHR chronicling the events since February 14th 2011. The first, Bahrain: The Human Price of Freedom and Justice, was pivotal in addressing the widespread and systematic violations of human rights and international law. …more

Bahrain Center for Human Rights Report November 2011 HERE