Bahrain: One year on, accountability remains a distant aspiration

Headline Title: Bahrain: One year on, accountability remains a distant aspiration 13 February 2012 The Bahraini government remains far from delivering the human rights changes that were recommended by an independent international commission, Amnesty International said today. Amnesty International warned that the government risked falling short of meeting its self-imposed deadline of the end of February to implement the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI)’s recommendations. The organization called on the government to release all prisoners convicted or held solely for…

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