(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - The Coalition’s response to the Court, and sympathy, and the start of its co-operation with the Bahraini people defenseless, and consent of the instant case and the opening of an international investigation after seeing the pictures and unequivocal evidence of violations of the rules of Bahrain in order to avoid further bloodshed.
She Chairperson of the International Alliance Mai Khansa pleased to reach this first, due to its ability of the International Criminal Court to prosecute all offenders and hold them accountable, has been of such a court that sentenced the right of presidents and dignitaries.
The lawsuit legal details and documents containing arrests of hundreds of Bahraini citizens, and the death of a number of detainees in prisons as a result of torture, and destruction of mosques, burning copies of the Koran, and speedy trials of four detainees sentenced to death against the backdrop of protests, which began to claim the reform of the system in Bahrain.
He appealed to lawyers alliance for the exercise of the most powerful media campaign as possible to pressure the Western media and human rights organizations, humanitarian, and the International Red Cross, Amnesty International and other humanitarian organizations and human rights world, especially in the United States of America and Europe, stressing the responsibility of everyone to cooperate in the detection of crimes, and break the media blackout exercised against the revolution in Bahrain.
And proceeded the international coalition filed a lawsuit again against the regime Khalifi before the European Court of Human Rights on Thursday day on May 25th of this month, noting Khansa that these proceedings were instituted against the two systems of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, referring to the surprise of the court who expressed the level of these crimes, which do not fit with our present and approached the crimes were committed in the medieval centuries.
On the other hand, continues to Amnesty International renews its condemnation of repression practiced by the Bahraini authorities against its own people, claim the Bahraini abolition of the death sentences issued against two activists, noting that the implementation of this provision will be considered an irreversible step and will be addressed by Bahrain's Human Rights Crisis more experienced and deeper than now.
Amnesty and a tripatrite delegation has already been sent to visit Bahrain, more than once since the first phase of peaceful protests in February and the beginning of the month of April 2011, which monitored the humanitarian violations practiced by the corrupt regime against the defenseless people and has prepared special reports around.
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