Human Rights and the Will to be free

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"Khalifa! Step down," chanted protesters, referring to Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman, an uncle of King Hamad who has been in office since 1971 and is widely despised by the country's Shiite majority, they said.

The Shiite-led opposition has repeatedly demanded the prime minister be elected.

"Bahrain is in need of a large political plan... that takes the country into a new stage based on the rule of the people, not the rule of one family," opposition groups said in a statement following the protest in the village of Bilad al-Qadeem, southwest of Manama. ....

Bahrain بلاد القديم قمع مسيرة ذكرى أربعينية الشهيد صلاح عباس 2/6/2012...

 

Suppression of peaceful demonstrations in Bilad Al-Qadeem, Bahrain.    March mourning martyr Salah Abbas memory on 6/2/12 & 6/1/12.

Bahrain: the march of the old village of the country in solidarity with political figures, especially Mr. Abdul Wahab Hussein Ali and Sheikh Mohammed saved Sunday 4.29.2012
Bahrain: The march of solidarity with political leaders in Bilad Alqadeem 04.29.2012

Suppression of the march of freedom in the embers of the country in solidarity with the old jurist Abd al-Hadi al-Khawaja 03/11/201

Pics of the clashes in #Bilad Qadem earlier today #Bahrain...

DUBAI: Several thousand Bahrainis marched near the capital Manama Friday to demand reforms in a protest called by the Shiite opposition in the tiny but strategic Sunni-ruled Gulf kingdom, witnesses said.

The demonstrators also called for the departure of the king’s uncle Sheikh Khalifa bin Salman al-Khalifa, who has been prime minister for more than four decades.

Thousands of men and women protested in Al-Bilad al-Qadim, waving Bahraini flags and brandishing pictures of political detainees, witnesses said.

“National action calling for democratic change will not stop ... until all rights have been granted,” opposition groups said in a statement.

“The action of the people of Bahrain on the ground has lasted for two years and will not end – the opposition will act every day with demonstrations until all our demands are met,” it added. ...

Bahrain: march (loyalty to the leaders of the icons) the old country, 29/4/2012 suppressed by security forces on Sunday afternoon march came out in the country, the old symbols of solidarity with Sheikh Mohammad Ali saved and spokesman for the Islamic movement to meet Wahab Hussein. participated in the rally large crowds raised the flags of Bahrain and pictures of political leaders in jail. security forces has not slowed the peace process to reach its end point, as it worked to disperse the gas used tear gas and suffocating

Wednesday 18-4-2012
South East of Manama (Bilad Alqadeem)
There was a march ( bloody F1)
See how the government and its mercenaries are suppressing the peaceful march VIOLENTLY