ADHRB raises the case of two Bahraini men on death row in Saudi Arabia

ADHRB draws the attention to the need to salvage the truce in Yemen before it’s too late

On 15 September, ADHRB has delivered an oral intervention at the United Nation Human Rights Council session 51 under item 2, during the General debate. ADHRB  draws the attention to the need to salvage the truce in Yemen before it’s too late.

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Mohamed Abduljalil Abdulla

Mohamed Abduljalil Abdulla was arrested without a warrant in 2016 from his house in Bahrain. Now 34 years old, Mohamed was never informed of the charges against him. He has been subjected to numerous due process violations during his unfair imprisonment.

On 3 July 2016, officers in civilian clothing raided Mohamed’s house and warrantlessly arrested him. He had not been summoned before and was not informed of the reasons for his arrest. He was taken to the Criminal Investigation Directorate, where he was detained for about 3 weeks. He would call his family for a short duration and would sound uncomfortable. During his interrogation, Mohamed was subjected to physical and psychological torture, while his lawyer was not allowed to be present. He ended up confessing to the charges against him under torture.

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