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Ali Mushaima endures tough night amid ongoing sit-in outside Bahrain’s London embassy
Ali Mushaima reportedly fell ill in the early hours of Monday morning as he continuous his protest outside the Bahraini embassy in London.
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Bahrain's Mushaima: I will never stop fighting for my dad
Ali Mushaima said on Thursday that he would not end his hunger strike but would “start a liquid diet”.
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Amnesty expresses solidarity with Ali Mushaima, Zainab Al-Khawaja
Amnesty International expressed solidarity with the demands of Bahraini activists Ali Mushaima and Zainab Al-Khawaja.
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Ali Mushaima to resume hunger strike
Ali Mushaima is set to continue his hungers strike outside the Bahraini embassy in London despite being hospitalized.
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Rights Group plans another vigil outside Bahrain’s London embassy in solidarity with Ali Mushaima
The Inminds human rights group will be organizing its third vigil outside the Bahraini embassy in London on Friday in a show of solidarity with Ali Mushaima’s hunger strike.
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Ali Mushaima: Bahraini detainees planning to start their own hunger strike
Bahraini detainees sent “messages of solidarity” to Ali Mushaima whose hunger strike entered its 20th day this week.
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Ali Mushaima in stable condition after losing 7 kg
Ali Mushaima’s condition is reportedly stable despite the fact that the London-based activist lost 7 kilograms since starting his hunger strike 13 days ago.
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Rights group to hold vigil outside Bahrain’s embassy following ‘attack’ on Ali Mushaima
The Inminds human rights group is organizing a vigil outside the Bahraini embassy in London on Monday afternoon in a show of solidarity with Ali Mushaima.
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Bahraini Embassy in London pours foamy water to force Ali Mushaima leave place
The Bahraini Embassy in London poured, on Sunday (August 11, 2018), water in the passes surrounding the embassy to force Ali Mushaima leave the embassy's surrounding, where he has been protesting since days.
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Ali Mushaima not ending hunger strike after his father not received vital diabetes medication
The son of jailed Bahraini opposition leader Hassan Mushaima announced that he would not be ending his hunger strike despite the fact that his father received some of his medication on Tuesday.