Bahrain Strips 69 People of Citizenship Over Alleged Iran Ties
Bahrain’s government has revoked the nationality of 69 individuals and some of their dependents for supporting hostile acts linked to Iran. The interior ministry said those affected collaborated with foreign entities and backed recent attacks on Gulf states. Rights groups have condemned the move as the first major mass revocation since 2019. They warn that the decision lacks transparency and due process, and it is unclear whether the individuals have been detained or hold other passports. This action follows weeks of regional unrest after Iran launched missile and drone strikes against Gulf nations. A ceasefire announced in early April has paused hostilities but tensions between Sunni-led governments and Shia communities remain high.
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