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Campaign: Free The Activists in Bahrain

by JHRO / Bahrain / Canada / Democracy / Demonstration / Human Rights / Human Rights Council / No Comments / June 25, 2015

On Tuesday June 23rd, JHRO has launched the Free The Activists in Bahrain Campaign in collaboration with its partner NGOs, raising awareness to the Human Rights Violations in the Kingdom and exposing the impunity practices of the authorities.

During the event, the Organization’s executive director Hugh Ali will be meeting with Canadians interested in understanding the nature of the Bahraini conflict.

Please visit the Campaign’s page to get the latest updates of the tour.

Campaign Joint Statement: Free the Activists of Bahrain #StopTheAbuse

by JHRO / Bahrain / Canada / Demonstration / European Union / Human Rights / Human Rights Council / Protest / Sectarianism / Shia / No Comments / June 15, 2015

In light of the daily Human Rights violations committed by the Bahraini Authorities and the continuing harassment and detention of the defenders of Human Rights, Justice Human Rights Organization, in collaboration with SALAM for Democracy Human Rights, Bahrain Center for Human Rights, the European-Bahraini Organization for Human Rights and Shia Rights Watch, announces the launch of an awareness campaign touring major Canadian cities.

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JHRO Sends a letter to King of Bahrain

by JHRO / Arms and weapons / Bahrain / Democracy / Human Rights / Human Rights Council / Letters / 1 Comment / March 23, 2015

Justice Human Rights Organization addresses King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa urging him to abide by the international conventions and treaties in light of the continuing Human Rights violations in Bahrain. JHRO also pointed to the pressing need for the immediate release of all prisoners of conscience including Abdulhadi al Khawaja, Sheikh Ali Salman, Hussain Jawad and Naji Fateel and to hold accountable those involved in committing crimes of discrimination and torture. It also demanded that the people’s right to self-determination be respected and considered.

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