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74 Date Type 18/03/2011 JUA 18/04/2011 UA Case No Country Mandate(s) Summary <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> allegation transmitted Reply BHR 3/2011 Bahrain BHR 2/2011 Bahrain Arbitrary detention; Freedom <strong>of</strong> expression; Human rights defenders; Summary executions; Torture; Health; Alleged excessive use <strong>of</strong> force by security forces against protesters. According to <strong>the</strong> information received, on 15, 16 and 17 March 2011 respectively, Bahraini police attacked a number <strong>of</strong> villages and <strong>the</strong> protest camp on Pearl Roundabout. Many demonstrators were allegedly beaten and wounded. At least seven protesters were reportedly killed during <strong>the</strong> clashes <strong>of</strong> 15 and 16 March, and many demonstrators sustained gunshot injuries. On 17 March, Mr. Mahmoud Makki Ali, Mr. Ali Mansour Ahmad Khudair, and Mr. Isa Abd al-Khusein, were allegedly shot dead after security forces opened fire on protesters. Mr. Isa Ali Ahmed al- Moamen died in <strong>the</strong> hospital. Reportedly, 255 patients were taken to hospital on 17 March many with severe injuries. On 15 March, <strong>the</strong> police reportedly attacked medical personnel, preventing <strong>the</strong>m from carrying wounded people to hospitals and from having access to <strong>the</strong> protesters‘ camp in <strong>the</strong> roundabout. The Ministry <strong>of</strong> Interior Force <strong>of</strong> Bahrain allegedly occupied Salmaniya hospital, <strong>the</strong> main hospital in Manama. On 17 March, five opposition leaders, namely Mr. Hassan Mushaima, Secretary-General <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Movement <strong>of</strong> Liberties and Democracy; Mr. Ibrahim Shareef, <strong>the</strong> Secretary-General <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> National Democratic Action Society; Mr. Abdul Wahab Hussain, <strong>the</strong> President <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Alwafa Islamic movement; Mr. Kareem Radhi Hassan Al-Hadad; Mr. Abdul Jalil Al-Sankees, <strong>the</strong> Board member <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Movement <strong>of</strong> Liberties and Democracy; and Mr. Ali Al Ekri were reportedly arrested by <strong>the</strong> security forces. On 15 February, Mr. Mohammed al- Buflasa, a former military <strong>of</strong>ficer, was reportedly detained by <strong>the</strong> Bahrain Defence Forces after he spoke at <strong>the</strong> Pearl Roundabout, criticizing <strong>the</strong> Government. His fate and whereabouts remained unknown until 4 March, when authorities announced that he was to face trial for breaching <strong>the</strong> Bahrain Defence Force law. The <strong>of</strong>fices <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> only opposition newspaper, Al Wasat, were reportedly attacked, and many NGO premises in <strong>the</strong> neighbourhood were stormed. Alleged takeover <strong>of</strong> hospital by <strong>the</strong> army. According to <strong>the</strong> information received, <strong>the</strong> Army <strong>of</strong> Bahrain commandeered and occupied Salmaniya hospital, <strong>the</strong> main hospital in Manama, and blocked access to it. Reportedly, entry and exit from <strong>the</strong> building had been prohibited, and <strong>the</strong> electricity cut <strong>of</strong>f. Additional reports have been received that security forces had attacked medical workers and occupied smaller state and private medical centres. 20/04/2011 14/12/2012 14/12/2012 A/<strong>HRC</strong>/<strong>23</strong>/<strong>51</strong>
Date Type 25/05/2011 AL 19/07/2011 JAL Case No Country Mandate(s) Summary <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> allegation transmitted Reply IND 8/2011 India SLV 3/2011 El Salvador Torture; Freedom <strong>of</strong> expression; Human rights defenders; Summary executions; Alleged beatings by Border Security Guards. According to <strong>the</strong> information received, on 27 March 2011 Mr. M<strong>of</strong>ijur Rahman, residing at Sarandajpur village, Murshidabad District, West Bengal, went to work at his agricultural lands. Later on, two on duty Border Security Force (BSF) constables allegedly started beating Mr. Rahman with <strong>the</strong>ir wooden sticks without disclosing any reason. Mr. Rahman went to Raninagar Police Station to register a complaint. The police reportedly only recorded <strong>the</strong> matter in General Diary Entry Book. Reportedly, no investigation had been initiated. On 7 March 2011, Mr. Mainul Molla, residing at Lalkup village, was reportedly stopped by two BSF constables. Without asking any questions, <strong>the</strong> two BSF constables allegedly detained Mr. Molla at <strong>the</strong> Outpost and beat him. Mr. Molla filed a written complaint at <strong>the</strong> Raninagar Police Station. Reportedly, <strong>the</strong> complaint was not registered as a criminal case, and no investigation had been initiated. Supuesto asesinato. Según las informaciones recibidas, el Sr. Duran Ayala, integrante del Comité Ambiental de Cabañas, habría sido visto por última vez por miembros de su familia el día 3 de junio de 2011. El día 1 de junio de 2011, el Sr. Duran Ayala junto con otros colegas del Comité Ambiental de Cabañas, habrían colocado pancartas en la ciudad de Llobasca, Cabañas, en contra de las actividades de la empresa canadiense Pacific Rim, cuyo sector es la minería. El 14 de junio de 2011, el padre del Sr. Duran Ayala habría ido al Instituto de Medicina Legal en San Salvador como parte de la operación de búsqueda y le habrían sido mostradas fotografías de un cuerpo que fue encontrado el 3 de junio en la colonia Amatpec en el municipio de Soyapango. Supuestamente, el padre habría identificado a su hijo. El Sr. Duran Ayala habría muerto tras un trauma cráneo encefálico producido por proyectiles de armas de fuego. Desde el 2009, otros diez miembros del Comité Ambiental de Cabañas habrían recibido amenazas supuestamente por su labor en defensa del medio ambiente. 08/08/2012 28/09/2012 17/10/2012 A/<strong>HRC</strong>/<strong>23</strong>/<strong>51</strong> 75
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