Bahrain: Halt deportation of individuals arbitrarily stripped of nationality

Headline Title: Bahrain: Halt deportation of individuals arbitrarily stripped of nationality 28 October 2014 A decision by a court in Bahrain today to deport 10 people who have been stripped of their Bahraini nationality must be quashed, said Amnesty International.The 10 are among 31 people whose nationality was arbitrarily revoked in November 2012. In addition to their deportation, the court also ordered they pay 100 Bahraini dinars (approximately US$ 250).The men, who have been considered foreigners in the country since their nationality was revoked, were told they could be deported…

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