Bahraini Forces Prove to Violate Geneva Convention

Local Editor

International reports reveal that the Bahraini forces have been violating the Geneva Convention on human rights, in reference to the way they have been, and still are treating the anti-government protesters.

Press TV correspondent reported that on Sunday, the Bahraini regime force raided again in less than a week a girls school northern the country.
Eyewitnesses affirmed that the Saudi-backed forces took away many teachers and girl students who went to the school located in the town of Hamad in the northern Bahraini area.
On another hand, reports also revealed that the Bahraini police arrested over 35 doctors who are still missing, with unknown whereabouts.

The doctors were kidnapped after they helped injured protesters; an act which the Bahraini government couldn't allow to happen. The police are also surrounding almost all functioning hospitals in the protest-hit country, in order to prevent any injured protesters from entering.

The Bahraini government has proved to be a violator of the Geneva Convention, which on its part says states should guarantee medical care to people (civilians) who are wounded in conflict, instead of raiding hospitals and torturing doctors and patients, as the Bahraini oppressing regime is going.