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Another Martyr in Bahrain
Local Editor
Bahraini Jaffar Hassan, 28 years-old, married with two kids one boy and one girl might not be the last name in the list of martyrs slaughtered at the hands of the Bahraini regime.
Back in March 2011, the Bahraini security forces stormed Hassan's house and they beat him up severely.
And for the second time in the same month, security forces once again stormed his flat in Buri, in search of his brother, and again he was severely beaten, particularly on his stomach and chest.
Hassan's health deteriorated due to the kicking on his chest, and he was taken to Salmaniya Medical Complex for treatment for three days, then to Jordan.
Jaffar was brought back from Jordan late July, when his health further deteriorated, so he was admitted to Salmaniyah hospital again and remained in the ICU until he passed away on 18th August 2011.
According to his family, Jaffar Hassan was fit and healthy and did not suffer from any kind of diseases, and his health deteriorated due to the outrageous beatings by the security forces.
As the funeral procession was finishing, mourners were heavily attacked by security forces. There were reports of attempts by security forces to run people over with their jeeps.
Source: ABNA, Edited by moqawama.org
Bahraini Jaffar Hassan, 28 years-old, married with two kids one boy and one girl might not be the last name in the list of martyrs slaughtered at the hands of the Bahraini regime.
Back in March 2011, the Bahraini security forces stormed Hassan's house and they beat him up severely.
And for the second time in the same month, security forces once again stormed his flat in Buri, in search of his brother, and again he was severely beaten, particularly on his stomach and chest.
Hassan's health deteriorated due to the kicking on his chest, and he was taken to Salmaniya Medical Complex for treatment for three days, then to Jordan.
Jaffar was brought back from Jordan late July, when his health further deteriorated, so he was admitted to Salmaniyah hospital again and remained in the ICU until he passed away on 18th August 2011.
According to his family, Jaffar Hassan was fit and healthy and did not suffer from any kind of diseases, and his health deteriorated due to the outrageous beatings by the security forces.
As the funeral procession was finishing, mourners were heavily attacked by security forces. There were reports of attempts by security forces to run people over with their jeeps.
Source: ABNA, Edited by moqawama.org
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