And Bahraini authorities carries out raids on homes and arbitrary detention of opposition protesters before the start of the Grand Prix of Formula 1 as reported by Human Reich and HP today announced multiple local sources. It is expected that kicks off the Bahrain Grand Prix at the weekend between 19 and 21 April .
The sources told Human Rights Watch that groups of masked police officers in civilian clothes drove overnight raids in cities around the Bahrain International Circuit. And the authorities in Bahrain have targeted activists known for their involvement in anti-government protests in the past, residents in cities close to the Grand Prix field for Fumula 1 in particular, according to sources quoted by local human rights organization.
Said Sarah Leah Watson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, "this repression and the way they were raising questions about Bahrain's commitment to reform."
And Watson added "The Bahraini authorities are responsible for ensuring the security of people who participate in the Grand Prix of Formula 1, but should not be extended to the arrest of persons simply because they used their legitimate right to free expression of opinion and assembly. Not to use disproportionate force against those who are involved in violent protests. "
And may then cancel the Bahrain Grand Prix for Formula One for the 2011 season because of the unrest between the opposition and security forces in Bahrain. And in Bahrain authorities are trying to pass this contest in good conditions and a great show to the world the evolution of the State of Bahrain and the existing stability.
But on the other hand the opposition tries in Bahrain to exploit this global event to reach the demands of the world and show how the authorities in Bahrain injustice to them.
And between the authorities in Bahrain and the opposition will win the Bahrain Grand Prize and this is what we will know in the April 21, 2013.
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