Bahraini pro-democracy fighters don’t give up

This video says about itself:

Nabeel Rajab discusses the continuing demonstrations in Bahrain

10 August 2014

Nabeel Rajab, human rights activist and founder of the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights, talks to Middle East Eye – shortly after being released from prison in Bahrain – about the continuing pro-democracy movement in the country, the impact of the Bahrain Indepedent Commission of Inquiry, the impact of pro-Gaza protests and the influence of Iran.

Nabeel Rajab on the situation in Bahrain and lack of western pressure: here.

More on Bahrain: here.

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