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Bahrain’s politicized judiciary doubted by its neo-ally, a cynical irony

Sondoss Al Asaad   Source: Al Mayadeen English    2023-03-26 19:41    1 Shares
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Such a judicial tyranny runs contrary to fostering an environment of political inclusion that the Bahraini regime recurrently claims and confirms the worrying trend of political repression.

Bahrain’s politicized judiciary doubted by its neo-ally, a cynical irony
Bahrain’s politicized judiciary doubted by its neo-ally, a cynical irony
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