Manama, Dec. 18 (BNA): Manama, Dec. 18 (BNA): The Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected the European Parliament’s resolution on human rights in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
“The decision was based on false and inaccurate information published by those who are making desperate attempts to damage Bahrain’s reputation and gain the support of parties willing to accept one-sided and ill-intentioned narratives,” the statement said.
She emphasized that the Bahraini citizen Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, referred to in the decision, was duly convicted by the courts of treason, undermining state security, attempting to overthrow the constitutional system of government, and communicating with foreign countries to carry out hostile actions against the kingdom and its citizens. The population and the establishment and management of an illegal organization to carry out acts of terrorism and sabotage.
The ministry said in a statement that the court ruling is consistent with the legal consequences that will be followed in any country that respects the rule of law.
It expressed its disappointment and concern over the inaccurate allegations contained in the decision, which do not resemble reality and ignore the factual and verifiable information provided by the Ministry.
He affirmed Bahrain’s full commitment to human rights principles and international standards, and to protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens and residents on its territory.
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