HRW urges Bahrain king to free medics, reverse convictions
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HRW urges Bahrain king to free medics, reverse convictions

Manama : Bahrain | Oct 08, 2012 at 3:50 AM PDT
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Human Rights Watch on Monday urged Bahrain's King Hamad to reverse the convictions of nine medics for their involvement in last year's anti-regime protests and order the release of those still in prison. "We are reluctant to call on the king to reverse a judicial decision, but time and again we have seen... FULL ARTICLE AT NOW Lebanon
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