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The BICI report has accused Bahraini security forces of wrongdoing, but is the issue of the report enough justify the regime? Will the international community buy it? And will the opposition take it seriously even if some of the report's recommendations are implemented? Is Iran to blame for the unrest of the Bahraini people? Or is it another Arab Spring against corruption and injustice? CrossTalking with Mitchell Belfer, Kate Hudson and Peter Eyre. CT on FB: www.facebook.com

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Produced by Yaron Deskalo of ESPN. Filmed and Edited by Evolve Digital Cinema. What if a country's biggest athlete, a legend, a hero, a player who brought the nation some of its biggest sporting moments, was at practice one day and was suddenly taken into custody by masked men? What if he was held for months, tortured, his career ended, banned from his team and for playing for his country, all because he expressed his political views? It's not a storyline from a Hollywood script -- that is what allegedly happened in Bahrain. Specifically, it's what Alaa Hubail says happened to him. Hubail is the most famous soccer player in Bahrain and says similar treatment was forced on his brother, Mohammad, also a member of Bahrain's national soccer team; and to Anwar Al-Makki, Bahrain's internationally ranked table-tennis champion. In a story largely ignored by the Western world, these athletes describe in detail the horrific torture they endured at the hands of their government -- a government that is allied with the United States despite allegations of human rights abuses against pro-democracy protestors. E:60 goes to the Middle East for the first time to investigate how athletes were caught up in the clash of democracy, freedom, repression and politics. Jeremy Schaap reports.

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Anti-regime protests continue in Bahrain, despite Saudi-backed forces' heavy-handed crackdown. Press TV has conducted an interview with Mohsen Saleh, a professor at the Lebanese University, to further explore the issue. What follows is a transcription of the interview. Follow our Facebook on: www.facebook.com Follow our Twitter on: twitter.com

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Bahrain's Finance Minister talks to The Stream about the government's response to months of unrest in his country.

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A funeral march outside the Bahraini capital turned violent on Friday night as young protesters took to the main Boudaia Highway and confronted security officers who fired tear gas, sound grenades and rubber bullets. The march, estimated by Al Jazeera's reporter in Bahrain to number at least 10000 at its height, memorialized Ahmed Jaber al-Qattan, a 16-year-old Shia protester killed by a bird shot blast on Thursday night. Our correspondent said security forces used tear gas in continued confrontations with protesters in villages later at night.

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Thirteen doctors and nurses who treated anti-government protesters during major demonstrations in Bahrain earlier this year have also been jailed for 15 years for crimes against the state. Seven other medics also received sentences of between 5 and 10 years. Al Jazeera's Zein Basravi reports.

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Apr 23, 2011 On this week's show: Bahrain - a small kingdom cracking down on the media in a big way. Plus, a look at state media in post-revolution Egypt. www.youtube.com

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30 Sep, 2011 www.youtube.com Doctors in the gulf state of Bahrain have been jailed for treating pro-democracy demonstrators. See more at tennews.com.au

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In Bahrain, Protests and Police Action The Op-Ed columnist Nicholas D. Kristof returns to Bahrain to witness the protests against the dictatorship there. At one point, he is briefly detained by the police. video.nytimes.com

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We look at Bahrain as democracy advocates and loyalists engage in an online battle over the country's future.

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The battle over Bahrain's future is raging online between government loyalists and opposition supporters. The Stream hosted a debate between Zainab Al-Khawaja and Suhail Algosaibi. Read more: stream.aljazeera.com

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Doctors maintain innocence but a government spokesperson says 15-year jail terms are based on evidence of coup plot.

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www.presstv.com This edition of the show features the UK Director of Human Rights Watch on their report into the Bahraini regime's attacks against doctors, injured protesters and health facilities.

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This week started with a visit by Bahrain's King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifa to number ten Downing Street, where he met Prime Minister David Cameron. Press TV's Steve McCaul reports from London.

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Video shot in Sanabis village near Manama, Bahrain on September 23, 2011 shows police leaving a home after chasing protesters inside and setting fire to it by throwing sound grenades near an opened cooking gas container according to eyewitnesses in the home. The protesters tried to escape through a garage when police officers outside tried to trap them in. Once the protesters managed to get out of the garage police fired rubber bullets at them from a close range and beat one of the youth on the street. At least seven of the protesters are being treated for third degree burns caused by the fire. Later, when people from Sanabis were fighting to put out the flames, riot police again attacked them. Part 2 on alooynet1's channel www.youtube.com UK Prime Minister is supplying the Bahraini regime with arms to stop the protests- www.presstv.ir Video from alooynet1's channel- www.youtube.com

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A Bahrain military court has convicted activists and opposition members of conspiring to overthrow the government. This could jeopardise a planned national dialogue for reconciliation. Inside Story discusses with Saeed Al Shihabi, a member of the Bahrain Freedom Movement in London sentenced in absentia to life in prison in Bahrain; Joe Stork, the deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East division in Washington DC; and Doctor Saadi Mohammad Abdallah, a former member of the Bahraini parliament in Manama.

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Lethal Use of Tear-gas in #Bahrain from Amber Lyon of CNN September 23rd 2011

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