14 February Coalition Salutes Political Detainees in the Regime’s Prisons on “Bahraini Prisoner Day”
On the occasion of “Bahraini Prisoner Day,” the Coalition of 14 February Youth Revolution extended a tribute of respect and honor to every steadfast detainee held in the cells of oppression, from the outbreak of 2011 to the latest arrest campaigns that have targeted hundreds of citizens for their adherence to their faith and their solidarity with Iran in the face of the U.S.-Israeli aggression.
It affirmed that the suffering of Bahraini prisoners—from leading figures and religious scholars to every citizen deprived of their freedom for the alleged crime of expressing an opinion—is a stain of disgrace on the record of dictator Hamad and the final nail in his throne.
For its part, the Political Council of the Coalition also extended its salute and pride to all the free men and women held hostage in the prisons of Al Khalifa, renewing its pledge and loyalty to them that they will always remain as they have been: crowns held high upon the heads, a symbol of the just cause, and the reservoir and conscience of a people that never dies.
In a post on the “X” platform on “Bahraini Prisoner Day,” the Coalition expressed its profound pride in the prominent figures and esteemed religious scholars held hostage in the prisons of the Al Khalifa regime, affirming that the chains, prison cells, and jailers will be defeated before their will, because they are the finest sons and daughters this noble land has produced. They are the honorable leaders, the defenders of the homeland, identity, and sovereignty. The pledge to them remains, and loyalty to them will never fade. Honor belongs to them because they stand with God, His Messenger, and the believers, in its words.
