On March 13, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates deployed police and military forces in the kingdom upon Manama's request to quell the nationwide protests.
According to local sources, 30 protesters have been killed during the government-sanctioned clampdown with the foreign troops contributing to a rise in the violence.
The rallies continued on Saturday in several cities in defiance a martial law put in place by Manama last month.
The public repeated their demand for the ouster of King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and condemned Riyadh's involvement in suppression of the revolution.
Saudi and Bahrain troops have also destroyed dozens of mosques and religious sites.
The public, however, have asserted they would keep up the protests until the regime collapses.
1- Ali Abdul Hadi al Mushaima
2- Fadil Salman al Matrook
3- Mahmood Ahmad Makki Abu Taki
4- Ali Mansoor Khazir
5- Ali Ahmad Abdullah Mumin
6- Al Haj Issa Abdul Hassan
7- Abdul Reza Muhammad bu Hamid
8- Ali Ibrahim al Damestani
9- Ahmad Farhan A'al Farhan
10- Aklas Miah
11- Steven Ebraham
12- Jafar Muhammad Abdul Ali Salman
13- Jafar Abdullah Mayuf
14- Ahmad Abdullah Hassan Ali
15- Issa Radhi A'al Radhi
16- Abdul Rasul Hassan Ali Al-Hujairi
17- Javad Muhammad Ali Kadhim Al-Shamlan
18- Bahima Abdul Rasul Al-Aradi
19- Hani Abdul Aziz Shararah
20- Abdul Aziz Juma Ayad
21- A-Haj Issa Muhammad Ali Abdullah
22- Al-Sayyed Ahmad Al-Sayyed Saeed Shams
23- Hassan Jasim Muhammad Makki
24- Khadija Mirza A'al Abdul Hayy
25- Al-Sayyed Haid Ibrahim Mahfooz
26- Ali Issa Saqar
27- Zakariya Rashid Hassan Al-Ashiri
28- Al-Haj Karim Fakhrawi
29- Aziz Hassan Khamis
30- Muhammad Abdul Hussain Farhan
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