Since February 2011, Human Rights organizations
didn’t stop reporting about the crisis in Bahrain, trying their best to distort
the truth of 14 February movement. Ignoring violence by the roundabout
protesters and concentrating on the actions taken by the government of Bahrain
to restore peace ––in the tiny Island after people demanded many times to put
an end to settlements in the GCC roundabout and return Bahrain back to normal
life.
Amnesty, Human Rights Watch, and Human Rights
first in their reports and coverage on Bahrain crisis reporting that protesters
of the roundabout were peaceful, asking for political reforms and freedom;
Doctors were detained because they were treating injured protesters.
Before I start showing what really happened in
Bahrain I will show you how Human Rights Organizations Ignored in there reports
the rights of at least 350000 plus residents from different nationalities
working and living in Bahrain they totally ignored the fact that all these
people were under threat because of protesters riots.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
article 29:
“1. Everyone has duties to the community in which alone
the free and full development of his personality is possible.
2. In the exercise of his rights and freedoms,
everyone shall be subject only to such limitations as are determined by law
solely for the purpose of securing due recognition and respect for the rights
and freedoms of others and of meeting the just requirements of morality, public
order and the general welfare in a democratic society.
3. These rights and freedoms
may in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the
United Nations.
Bahrain has 21 Christian church
groups, 20 Islamic societies, many temples and orgs run by Jews, Hindus,
Buddhists, Bahaies and Sikhs beside the main other main body the “Sunni”
people. All media and Human Rights organizations ignored the rights of other
citizens and the sensitivity of demographic issues that could cause sectarian
conflict because they represent the crisis in Bahrain between Shiite majority
and minority ruling Sunni Alkhalifa which is not true.
BAHRAIN IS NOT RULED BY SUNNI
MINORITY
In leaked official study about
the demography of Bahrain published on AlJazeera.net on 4th July,
2011 showing the myth of Shiites majority in Bahrain. It says that Sunnis are
51% and Shiites are 49% based on a study from 4th July to 15th
November 2010. The naturalization which opposition are always complaining about
didn’t influence the percentages more than 1%.
A report by CNN on 22nd
February, 2011 said “Opposition gathered 30000 protesters in its biggest
rallies while loyal people gathered in Alfateh mosque square were about 300000 loyal
Bahrainis!
Assumption: Even if we assume
Sunnis people are minority? Isn’t it considered as discrimination to ignore
their rights from all reports by Human Rights Organizations and their
activists?
MINORITY RIGHTS:
“Sadly in many countries,
failure to value and respect diversity has led to the erosion of the rights of
persons belonging to minorities, often involving their exclusion from effective
participation,” said UN Human Rights chief NaviPillay.
Pillay urged all Member States
to take responsibility for minority groups to ensure the implementation of
their right to effective participation including in political processes.
“The exclusion of minorities
from effective participation in decision making is often rooted in violations
of the principles of equality and non-discrimination.” She added: “These
principles are a cornerstone of the United Nations and they are embedded in the
nine core international human rights instruments.”
The UN Independent Expert on
minority issues, Gay McDougall, also called for the active participation of
minorities in socio-economic and political issues.
“Societies flourish when all
voices are heard, when all opinions are considered; when all citizens
participate; and when the talent that exists in all communities is enabled to
contribute to political institutions. Inclusion is good for societies at
large, not just for those previously left out. So, creating the conditions
for the effective participation of minorities should be considered by States as
an integral aspect of good governance and a key priority in their efforts to
ensure equality and non-discrimination,” said McDougall.
HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS
IGNORED THE CONSPIRACY ON BAHRAIN!
Human Rights in Times of
Emergency – United Nations:
“The enjoyment of some human
rights may be restricted during times of war orpublic emergency. The
international instruments on human rights define a state of emergency as
a “.public emergency which threatens the life of a nation”
Amnesty International in its
report of 2010:
Three Shi’a activists – Hassan
Meshaima’, ‘Abd al-Jalil al-Singace and Mohammad Habib al-Muqdad – appeared
before the High Criminal Court in March. They and 32 other defendants, some of
whom were being tried in their absence, were accused of financing and planning
acts of violence with the aim of overthrowing the government.
In 2011, same characters are
accused to topple the leadership of Kingdom of Bahrain:
1 – Establishing and managing a terrorist group to overthrow
and change the state constitution with joining that group.
2 – Collaboration with a terrorist organization abroad, working for a foreign
country in order to commit hostile acts against the Kingdom of Bahrain.
3 – They attempt to change the state constitution and rules of royal power by
force.
The rest of accuses are here:
MITCHELL A. BELFER a journalist
in Wall Street Journal said Bahrain is not just another falling domino in the
Arab Spring. Nor is it experiencing a surge of spontaneous resistance by its
people against their rulers. Rather, Bahrain is the victim of a long cycle of
intrigue and interference aimed at replacing the moderate and modernizing
Khalifa regime with a theocracy under Tehran's thumb.
The Chairman of the Guardian
Council in Iran, Mr. Ahmed Jannati rejected called for an “Islamic Conquest” of
Bahrain and Islam should Govern Bahrain (The Shiites Islam and Wilayat Alfaqih). July
9, 2011
Ahmad Vahidi, Defence Minister
said “the decision to send foreign forces to Bahrain was a strategic,
political, and national mistake...that disrupts the region's security and
stability...." If these "unlawful acts become normalized, the
region will turn into a center of hostility, conflict, and incendiaries, the
flames of which may extend to the region's nations. March 16, 2011
PROTESTERS NEVER BEEN PEACEFUL
IN BAHRAIN
Wikileaks exposed the violence by
Shiites in Bahrain that never reported in the HRs reports.
Vandalism and small clashes
between Shiite youths and police are part of a familiar pattern, but recent
attacks on south Asians are an ugly departure from the unwritten rules.
The cable refers that only a
small number of youth oppositionists turn to violent outbursts as a way to
express their radical views rather than provide their arguments through the
lawful and civilized channels (parliament, media, political exchanges) while at
the same time warns on the escalation of violence that even led to a Pakistani
man burned to death.
In 2011, Under the threat of
violence by protesters in the GCC roundabout and the conspiracy on Bahrain by
the Iranian agents; the government was forced to implement the security
solution after fake opposition refused all dialogue initiatives by Crown Prince
HRH Sh. Salman bin Hamad and the demand of Bahrain’s real majority to the
government to end the settlements in GCC roundabout disrupted the life of
citizens and residents in Bahrain.
Violence never reported in media
and HRs organizations of the unpeaceful siege of the Financial Harbour district
and Salmaniya Medical Complex and the attack on the University of Bahrain:
HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS: TAKE YOUR
FACES OFF
During the past months HRs
Organizations proved its hypocrisy and double standards when UK government
crashed the protesters in London with no mercy and arrested 3000 protesters in
3 days only!
The Metropolitan Police arrested
more than 2,000 people in connection with rioting and looting across London.
Almost 1,500 people have appeared in court to answer riot-related charges and
70% of alleged offenders have been remanded in Custody.
Of the 1,500 offenders who have
appeared in courts nationwide, more than 160 have already been sentenced and
half of them jailed. According to a report from BBC on 25th August.
Jordan Blackshaw, 20 years, and
Perry Sutcliffe-Keenan, 22 years were jailed for four years for posting
messages on Facebook inciting people to create disorder in their home towns.
Their defence lawyers and civil rights groups criticised
"disproportionate" sentences as official figures show nearly 1,300
suspects have been brought before the courts.
Sally Ireland, policy director of
the law reform organisation Justice, said: "Some instances are completely
out of all proportion. The Guardian reported.
The United States of America
witnessed the movement ofOccupy Wall Street against corporate greed, bank
bailouts and the mortgage crisis that left thousands of Americans practically
homeless overnight
HRs activists never reported
about the “peaceful” protesters arrest by NYPD.
The protesters have been camped
out in Zuccotti Park, a private plaza in New York City’s financial district,
for nearly two weeks, staging various marches. On Saturday they took their
fight to the Brooklyn Bridge, where at least 700 protesters were arrested.
Police arrested about 30
anti-Wall Street protesters in Portland early Sunday, dragging and carrying
them to waiting vans, after they refused to leave a park in an affluent
district.
The arrests came after protesters
from the Occupy Portland movement marched to the Pearl District, with some
saying they viewed its residents as part of the wealthy demographic they're
protesting.
Capital Hill police arrested
Occupy DC protesters trying to place banners on a U.S. state office building,
according to local NBC affiliate in Washington D.C.
The protesters were able to enter
the third senate office building, known as the Hart building, and laid down
signs saying “End War Now” and “People for the People.”
Police immediately placed them
under arrest the minute they put down the signs.
Chicago police arrested 130
"Occupy Chicago" protesters overnight for allegedly being in the
city's Grant Park after hours, authorities said Sunday.
The crowd of protesters was
estimated at more than 1,000 before police announced they had to vacate the
area, said Officer Robert Perez, spokesman for Chicago police. Most of the
protesters left and went across the street into a public area, he said, and the
rest were arrested.
Do you still care about Human
Rights or its only for Bahrain ?
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