Two defendants receive decade-long sentences for aiding Iranian terrorist attacks in Bahrain
The Public Prosecution in Bahrain has initiated the appeal procedures against the ruling that acquitted the defendants of charges related to funding terrorist elements and entities connected to Iranian attacks on the Kingdom. The Grand Criminal Court sentenced the defendants to ten years in prison and fined them 2,000 dinars for endorsing and encouraging these attacks through social media platforms. The investigation focused on monitoring two social media accounts containing materials supporting the attacks, which led to identifying the suspects after thorough investigation and technical analysis of electronic devices. The Public Prosecution emphasizes that freedom of expression is a responsibility that includes refraining from harming national security, and warns against the circulation of materials that endorse terrorist activities. It assures its ongoing commitment to enforcing the law firmly to protect the country's stability.
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