Section one: Female candidates contest to strengthen their voice in Parliament Section two: Women feature strongly in Bahrain’s biggest contest ever Click the links for…
Month: October 2014
Section 1: Militants declare war against Bahrain’s democratic elections Section 2: Defying the boycott in Bahrain’s northwest constituencies Click the links for Citizens for Bahrain’s…
Section one: What are the priority issues being fought over in the elections? Section two:Societies fight to capture Hamad Town Click the links for Citizens…
On 22 November 2014 Bahrainis will go to the polls to elect parliamentary candidates. Candidate registration ended on 19 October, leaving candidates one month to…
Citizens for Bahrain’s elections data is the most comprehensive and detailed English language guide available on the Bahrain 2014 elections process. The below guide profiles…
The British Foreign Office has published a human rights “country case study” for Bahrain. While acknowledging that there are “remaining areas of concern” the report…
Bahrain is witnessing a transitional phase of its history with the upcoming parliamentary elections on November 22nd. Since the last round of elections in 2010…
Over the last few days, leading opposition newspaper Al-Wasat has been campaigning heavily against the constituency boundary changes. In the light of the greater amount…
In his latest blogspot Justin Gengler - in keeping with his pro-opposition stance - argued why the recent election reforms were bad for everyone, under…
Facts you need to know In the 22 November elections an expected 150-200 candidates will compete for 40 parliamentary seats. New electoral district changes mean…