Bahrain: Don’t Arbitrarily Revoke Citizenship

Bahraini authorities should rescind their announced decision to strip citizenship from 31 people for allegedly damaging the country’s security, Human Rights Watch said today. The people affected included opposition political activists, lawyers, and rights activists. The order was imposed without due process of law and will leave the majority of the people affected stateless. (Beirut)–Bahraini authorities should rescind their announced decision to strip citizenship from 31 people for allegedly damaging the country’s security. The people affected included opposition political activists,…

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