U.S. Calls for Bahrain Dialogue

إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربية W460

The United States urged Bahrain's Sunni-led government on Thursday to promote dialogue with the Shiite opposition after two years of political upheaval in the country.

U.S. Special Envoy to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Rashad Hussain met senior Bahraini government officials, political leaders, civil society activists and religious leaders in Manama earlier this week.

"He underscored U.S. encouragement for all segments of Bahraini society to promote unity and reform through the ongoing National Dialogue," the State Department said in a statement.

"He discussed the importance of rejecting the use of violence and promoting human rights, including religious freedom, for all Bahrainis."

Bahrain has witnessed two years of political unrest linked to opposition demands for a constitutional monarchy, with the unrest claiming at least 80 lives, according to international rights groups.

Comments 3
Missing karim_m2 05 April 2013, 11:26

Where is the justice for the Bahraini freedom fighters? Where is the outcry over the massacres, bloodshed, and atrocities being committed on a daily basis by the illegitimate, terrorist Hamad regime?

Default-user-icon The Truth (Guest) 06 April 2013, 02:00

Freedom fighters? They're protesting and they should be allowed to protest and the government should become democratic. There's a difference between a hundred dead and 70 thousand but you call for justice for bahrain and not for syria?

Default-user-icon Kristal (Guest) 06 April 2013, 05:31

If you might be browsing for sociable gathering catering service providers in South Florida , through
the Palm Beaches each 1 from the way straight straight
down for the Keys, seem no a lot more.