The opposition forces in Bahrain strongly denounced the assault on the figure of ‘’His Eminence Sheikh Mohammed Sanqour’’ and his detention, demanding his release without any delay with the rehabilitation of His Eminence for this daring.
The Political Council of the February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition issued a statement on the 32nd Arab Summit held in Jeddah, which reads as follows:
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition demanded the unconditional release of two Bahraini young men: Sadeq Thamer and Jaafar Sultan, who were detained in Saudi prisons and unjustly sentenced to death.
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition recalled the events that took place during the Nakba of Palestine 75 years after the Zionist occupation of Palestine and the sanctities, including the genocide committed by the Zionist gangs and the imperialist powers supporting the usurping entity.
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition called for the support of the shrine of the great companion ‘’Sa’saa bin Suhan al-Abdi’’, who was closed to visitors by the Khalifi regime, as well as leaving it subjected to neglect and vandalism for years.
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition issued a statement on the anniversary of the demolition of the Baqi’ al-Gharqad shrines by Al Saud and the Wahhabis, which read as follows:
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition issued a statement mourning the Palestinian captive jihadist, ‘’Sheikh Khader Adnan’’, which read as follows:
A statement of condemnation issued by the February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition about the criminal Saudi regime’s execution of the youth, ‘’Menhal Al Rabah’’, which reads as follows:
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition praised Bahrain’s local workforce on the occasion of the International Workers Day, expressing its pride in its significant roles in nation building and promoting labour and trade union rights.
The Political Council of the February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition issued a statement condemning the decision of the Al-Khalifa regime to rename Bahrain’s cities and towns, which reads as follows:
