أول يوم في شهر الرحمة،
وفي آخر ساعات النهار،
إبن يُرتل القرآن عند قبر أبيه الذي انتظره لعشر سنين ولكنه لم يعد...
رحل عنه وهو طفلٌ صغير، والآن هو شابٌ يافع بقلبٍ مكسور...
أي ألم، بل أي وجع يحمله هذا القلب؟!!
#الشهيد_عباس_مال_الله
الذكرى السنوية الأولى على عروج روح #الشهيد_عباس_مال_الله إلى بارئها..
الذي خرج من السجن بعد اعتقال دام عشر سنوات محمولا على الاكتاف .. تاركا يتيمه الصغير الذي كان عمره عام عند اعتقاله.. وهكذا كان اللقاء الأول..
Besides, despite allegations of their complicity in covering up rights infringements, the UK has persistently lauded these institutions and continues to refer torture victims to them.
Despite a well-documented lack of impartiality, Bahrain continues to receive unwavering support from its Western allies noting that much of its vaunted rights oversight bodies enjoy significant UK funding and training.
Medical negligence is particularly concerning in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which place aging leaders of #Bahrain’s 2011 pro-democracy protests at serious risk esp those who suffer a range of chronic health conditions.
On 9 June 2021, 48-year-old Husain Barakat, passed away of #COVID19 amid reports that Jaw prison authorities failed to provide him adequate or timely medical care.
In Feb 2020, this callous policy also contributed to the premature death from cancer of former political prisoner Sayed Kadhem Abbas, who, despite complaining severe headaches, vomiting and loss of consciousness, had been left without specialist treatment for months in 2018.
Medical negligence is a serious concerning trend in #Bahrain’s detention facilities which continues to be used punitively against 4 K+ prisoners of conscience.
Yaseen, 12 years old & son of Abbas Malalla, three years ago recorded this video saying: “I was 1 year old when my father got detained, it’s been almost 9 years I am living a life of an orphan. I have hope he will come back home, will you kill my hope?”
@abbasmalalla account dedicated to his situation tweeted days before his death last year that he had glands all over his body noting that he had been injured in 2011 by live bullets from a distance of less than a meter but left deliberatly neglected
One year after the martyrdom of Abbas Malalla who spent 10 years in #Bahrain’s notorious Jaw prison despite his critical accumulated health condition resulted from injuries sustained from brutal torture.