Pic: Mr.Mahmood Aljazeeri

Mr.Mahmood Aljazeeri-20 years old- died today (February 22) after being shot by security forces in Nabeh Saleh village.

As witnesses told Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights (BYSHR) that Mr.Aljazeeri Was participating in a peaceful protest in the village of Nabeh Saleh on February 14, 2013.He was shot directly by a tear gas canister. He collapsed to the ground and his friends carried him away to be treated in a private home. His injuries he sustained were too severe, and he was taken to a hospital. During that time, he fell unconscious, and received a surgery for his injuries.

February 14, the second anniversary of the protests in Bahrain.

The video below shows a protester, Mr.Mahmood Aljazeeri ( When he was wounded in the head)

Mr.Aljazeeri has suffered internal bleeding.

12 January 2013

The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights (BYSHR) has monitored during the past year 2012 the intense use of tear-gas and stun grenades against protestors in Bahrain, and according to the documentation of the BYSHR and international organizations, the use of tear-gas led to the death of at least 20 people, where the security forces used it as a killing device:

1. Security forces deliberately throw tear-gas canisters inside or near houses.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5JNiptMvlM&playnext=1&list=PL7591E873E817621F&feature=results_main

2. Security forces deliberately throw teargas canisters inside or near cars.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBEcmA5nI7Y

3. Security forces deliberately throw teargas canisters inside cramped areas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MgJccgvAMM

Prohibiting repressive arms:

The BYSHR monitored statements of officials from “the U.S, U.K, Belgium and France” that they stopped selling arms that are used for suppressing protests in Bahrain since 2011 due the human rights violations and its misuse by the riot police.

Buying repressive arms:

Since the Bahraini Authorities started using various and new kinds of teargas and stun grenades; the source of those repressive arms could not be found due to the following reasons:

1. Lack of information on the teargas canisters or stun grenades (manufacturing country, expiry date, methods of use);

2. The Bahraini Authorities does not allow public opinion to access information that is considered military;
However, a group of activists and the BYSHR were able to obtain information related to the (manufacturing country, and the side effects) as well as the method of using stun grenades and teargas.

The (DAEKWANG) Korean Company is considered the lead supplier of teargas and stun grenades since approximately a year and a half ago “after the February 2011 protests”. The company exports its products to the most suppressive countries – according to the website – such as Syria and Saudi Arabia. ( Company website: www.teargas.kr)

Photo: A map of countries that buy from the company.

Types of imported arms:

The Bahraini Authorities imports from the (DAEKWANG) Korean Company three types:

1. TEAR GAS SHELLS DK-38M (See Photo)

2. TEAR GAS GRENADE DK-N500 (See photo)

3. RUBBER BALL SHELLS DK-38R (limited use – the BYSHR did not monitor its intense use, at least during the last 7 months) (See photo)

Promoting arms:

The (DAEKWANG) Korean Company did not only sell repressive arms to the Bahraini Authorities, but it also used some photos – photos illustrating suppressing protestors with teargas and stun grenades – to promote the arms that it manufactures. It published a photo of suppressing protestors in Bahrain along with the product (TEAR GAS SHELLS DK-38M).

Evidence:

These two photos were taken by people who cooperate with the BYSHR in the villages.

Recommendations:

1. Stop importing repressive arms to the Bahraini Authorities which excessively uses it against the protestors and as a killing device.
2. Initiate an independent investigation in the allegations of death due to the intense use of teargas.
3. Train security officers on the methods of dealing with peaceful protestors according to international standards and principles of human rights.

The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights (BYSHR) today launched an international campaign about what it is used in Bahrain to suppress the demonstrators, especially the “Tear Gas”

“We believe that the “Tear Gas” turned into a lethal weapon rather than a weapon to disperse demonstrators” Mohammed AL-Maskati, president of the BYSHR, said.

The BYSHR calls for an immediate and independent investigation for allegations of deaths and damage caused by the use of tear gas.

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The Use of Tear Gas Randomly

March 27th, 2012



@Burning house in Bani Jamra, by Alwasat Newspaper.



@Burning Shop in Bani Jamra, by Alwasat Newspaper.



@Burning house in Sehla, by Alwasat Newspaper.



@Burning house in Diraz, by Alwasat Newspaper.



@Burning Religious building in Juffair, by Alwasat Newspaper.

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2- Ms.Khadeeja Al-Abdul Hay from Sanabis , died 5.4.2011
3- Mr.Mohammed farhan from Sitra, died 30.4.2011
4 – Ms.Zainab altajer from Sanabis , died 2.6.2011
5 -Mr.Sayed adnan Ahmed Hassan from Al-Markh, died 23.6.2011
6 -Ms.Zainab aljuma from Sitra, died 15.7.2011
7- Mr.Isa altawil from Sitra, died 31.7.2011
8-Mr.Sayed jawad Sayed ahmad Hashim from Sitra, died 14.9.2011
9 -Mr.Jaffer lutfallah from Abusaiba, died 30.9.2011
10- Mr.AbdAli al-mwali from Al-Muqsha, died 17.12.2011
11- Ms.Salma muhsin from Barbar, died 14.1.2012
12 -Mr.Yaseen Al-asfour from Ma’amir ,died 20.1.2012
13-Mr.Saeed al-sekari from Al-Ne’am ,died 25.1.2012
14- Ms.Zahra’a al-hawaj from alne’am ,died 1.2.2012
15-Mr.Abd-Ali abdullah from Ma’amer,died 1.2.2012
16- Mr.Ali Al-hayki from Samaheej ,died 6.2.2012
17- Ms.Fatima albasri from Al-Nabih Salih ,died 12.2.2012
18-Mr.Mansoor salman from Sitra,died 17.2.2012
19-Ms.Nisha Rose Nkroto ( Indian), died 21.2.2012
20-Ms. Abida hussain from Al-Sehla,died 25.2.2012
21-Mr.Habeeb almula from Al-Sehla ,died 29.2.2012
22-Ms.Sakeena marhoon from Abusaiba ,died 6.3.2012
23-Mr.Jaffer jaseem from Al-Muqsha, died 17.3.2012
24-Mr.Sabri mahfudh from Shahrakan, died 18.3.2012
25-Ms.Abida Ali from Jedhafs, died 23.3.2012
26- Mr.Ahmad abdulnabi from Shahrakan, died 24.3.2012