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Bahrain Watch is a "research and advocacy organisation" devoted to issues related to Bahrain. In 2013 the group led a campaign to block a shipment of 1.6 million tear gas canisters from South Korea to Bahrain's Interior Ministry.[1][2]

Among the group's members is cyber-activist Ali Abdulemam.[3]

References

  1. ^ South Korea halts Bahrain tear gas exports, BBC News Online, 8 January, 2014
  2. ^ Rights Group Warns Against Bahrain’s Use of Tear Gas Against Protesters, The New York Times, October 22, 2013
  3. ^ Bahrain Watch 'About Us' page, accessed 13 May 2014
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