Bahrain Mirror: Activist Hassan Abdulnabi stated that the fate of the pursued youths, wanted by the security forces over cases of a political background (Ali Al-Singace, Ali Haji and Mohsen Baddaw), has been unknown since they were arrested more than a week ago. Meanwhile, their families expressed their deep concerns regarding the fate of their sons who made calls to them that lasted a few seconds, informing them that they are in the criminal investigations department building.

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— حـســن الـســــتري (@hassanabdalnabi) April 3, 2015

Last Thursday on April 2nd, 2015, security forces arrested the youth Mohsen Badaw from his father-in-law's domicile in Hamad Town in front of his family who witnessed his brutal arrest. Badaw is sentenced to 55 years in prison over cases of a political background.

On the same day, the authorities arrested Ali Haji and Ali Al-Singace from a house, they were staying in, in Diraz along with the house owner.

Ali Al-Singace is sentenced to death over Al-Diah explosion, while Ali Haji is sentenced to 56 years in prison over cases of political background.

The families of the three detainees headed to the Ombudsman Office to give their statements, demanding that the fate of their arrested sons and their whereabouts be made public. The families expressed their deep concerns over the health of their sons and their fear of them being subjected to torture.

The Arabic Issue