Bahraini government must end interference in human rights organization

Thursday 9 September 2010 NGO board members suspended after it criticized alleged violations committed by the authorities against opposition and human rights activists in the Sh'ia community. Amnesty International has called on the Bahraini government to reverse its decision to suspend the board of a prominent human rights organization, after it criticized alleged violations committed by the authorities against opposition and human rights activists within the Sh'ia community.The Ministry of Social Development said on Wednesday that it had dismissed all members of the board of the Bahrain Human…

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