(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Opposition societies in Bahrain said that "Bahrain enters its third year of pro-democracy struggle, while, the regime still hold on its authoritarianism, tyranny, marginalizing people's will, monopolizing wealth and decisions. Despite the huge pro-democracy protests driven by the political majority in the country over the past two years, the tyranny, yet, has not ended. The regime prefers the repressive approach in which Bahrain bleeding continues. Recently, one of regime's brutality was the martyr Hussain Al-Jaziri (16 years old) who has been killed on Thursday 14th February 2013 with the internationally prohibited birdshot riddled his young body".
"The enormous sacrifices made by the people of Bahrain; with tens of martyrs, hundreds of detainees, thousands of injured, tortured or work-dismissed citizens, which left thousands of human rights violations and crimes perpetrated by the regime and its forces over the past two years. All of these agonies make it most impossible for the people to back-down or retreat before their legitimate pro-democracy demands are met", the opposition societies stated in today's huge protest final communiqué, Friday 15th February 2013.
"Bahrain suffers the absence of the state, the law, and the assumed institutional status. It is more closer to turning the country and its official institutions into police and security bodies aiming and targeting to take revenge from pro-democracy citizens and to silence the vast majority demands of real democracy in Bahrain".
The opposition societies, also, pointed out that "on the annicersary of the revolution, the regime turned Bahrain into a kind of military barracks. All security squads have been mobilized, and many military checkpoints have been setup, along with the wide deployment of regime forces all over Bahrain. The regime brutally repressed peaceful protests and spread terror among innocent neighborhoods, as a part of its ongoing policy of collective punishment and systematic brutal repressive measures against pro-democracy activities".
"Over the two years of sacrifices and agonies make the retreat one of the most impossible decision the people will take. After all what happened, the people will never be satisfied with superficial and marginal concessions from the regime".
They stressed that "the popular demands in Bahrain are as old as more than a century. The people of Bahrain were raising these demands before the establishment of the state. The demand of partnership and peaceful transfer of power in Bahrain cannot be nullified by a group who monopolizes the decision and wealth, holds on tyranny and exclusion against the political majority of people neglecting the good of homeland and its development".
"The regime in Bahrain continues its brutal policy, repressive language, confiscation of opinions, and several kinds of crackdowns aiming to silence the pro-democracy voice of people. There is no way for the regime to end this pro-democracy struggle, but realizing the popular demands raised by the thousands flood the streets. The democracy is ultimately coming to Bahrain, and the will of people must, now or then, produce the government and all other authorities".
The opposition stressed that the situation in Bahrain cannot bear anymore dodging, the demand is very clear, it is represented in giving the people back their right and this is cannot be bargained or gambled with not can the people give up on their right.
Two years on the revolution and Bahrain is still witnessing crimes against humanity and outrageous violations, while the State is totally absent, and the country is run by a mentality of militias, retaliation, tyranny and blood. Many have been injured or killed during the past two years, thousands have been arrested or dismissed, houses were raided in different areas across the country and mosques demolished. Two years on, and rationalism is absolutely absent while ignorance, persecution and oppression ruled. However, the sufferings of the people will only entrench their keenness to regain their rights which they have paid a high price for and are not to give up on.
Friday 15th February 2013
Bahrain national opposition parties:
AlWefaq National Islamic Society (AlWefaq)
National Democratic Action Society (Waad)
National Democratic Gathering Society (AlQawmi)
Unitary National Democratic Assemblage (Wahdawy)
Ekhaa National Society (Ekhaa)
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"The enormous sacrifices made by the people of Bahrain; with tens of martyrs, hundreds of detainees, thousands of injured, tortured or work-dismissed citizens, which left thousands of human rights violations and crimes perpetrated by the regime and its forces over the past two years. All of these agonies make it most impossible for the people to back-down or retreat before their legitimate pro-democracy demands are met", the opposition societies stated in today's huge protest final communiqué, Friday 15th February 2013.
"Bahrain suffers the absence of the state, the law, and the assumed institutional status. It is more closer to turning the country and its official institutions into police and security bodies aiming and targeting to take revenge from pro-democracy citizens and to silence the vast majority demands of real democracy in Bahrain".
The opposition societies, also, pointed out that "on the annicersary of the revolution, the regime turned Bahrain into a kind of military barracks. All security squads have been mobilized, and many military checkpoints have been setup, along with the wide deployment of regime forces all over Bahrain. The regime brutally repressed peaceful protests and spread terror among innocent neighborhoods, as a part of its ongoing policy of collective punishment and systematic brutal repressive measures against pro-democracy activities".
"Over the two years of sacrifices and agonies make the retreat one of the most impossible decision the people will take. After all what happened, the people will never be satisfied with superficial and marginal concessions from the regime".
They stressed that "the popular demands in Bahrain are as old as more than a century. The people of Bahrain were raising these demands before the establishment of the state. The demand of partnership and peaceful transfer of power in Bahrain cannot be nullified by a group who monopolizes the decision and wealth, holds on tyranny and exclusion against the political majority of people neglecting the good of homeland and its development".
"The regime in Bahrain continues its brutal policy, repressive language, confiscation of opinions, and several kinds of crackdowns aiming to silence the pro-democracy voice of people. There is no way for the regime to end this pro-democracy struggle, but realizing the popular demands raised by the thousands flood the streets. The democracy is ultimately coming to Bahrain, and the will of people must, now or then, produce the government and all other authorities".
The opposition stressed that the situation in Bahrain cannot bear anymore dodging, the demand is very clear, it is represented in giving the people back their right and this is cannot be bargained or gambled with not can the people give up on their right.
Two years on the revolution and Bahrain is still witnessing crimes against humanity and outrageous violations, while the State is totally absent, and the country is run by a mentality of militias, retaliation, tyranny and blood. Many have been injured or killed during the past two years, thousands have been arrested or dismissed, houses were raided in different areas across the country and mosques demolished. Two years on, and rationalism is absolutely absent while ignorance, persecution and oppression ruled. However, the sufferings of the people will only entrench their keenness to regain their rights which they have paid a high price for and are not to give up on.
Friday 15th February 2013
Bahrain national opposition parties:
AlWefaq National Islamic Society (AlWefaq)
National Democratic Action Society (Waad)
National Democratic Gathering Society (AlQawmi)
Unitary National Democratic Assemblage (Wahdawy)
Ekhaa National Society (Ekhaa)
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