Bahrain: Rising Concern for Prisoners

Email Families of some inmates at Jaw Prison in Bahrain have been allowed no contact with them since unrest broke out there on March 10, 2015, Human Rights Watch said today. Authorities should immediately allow all prisoners to make phone calls to their families and resume scheduled visits. (Beirut) – Families of some inmates at Jaw Prison in Bahrain have been allowed no contact with them since unrest broke out there on March 10, 2015. Authorities should immediately allow all prisoners to make phone calls to their families and resume scheduled visits. read more

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