2011 Bahraini protests: Medical staff who treated anti-government demonstrators are charged with attempting to overthrow the monarchy.

2011 Bahraini protests: More than 10,000 people join an opposition rally for the first time in months calling for reform.
2011-06-11

Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa orders an end to the emergency law imposed after anti-government protests.
2011-05-8

2011 Bahraini protests: Students rally across Iran to protest against the silent response of the United Nations to the crackdown on peaceful demonstrations by the Bahraini government (with the assistance of Saudi Arabia).
2011-04-27

The King of Bahrain Hamad ibn Isa Al Khalifa declares a three month state of emergency following the 2011 Bahraini protests.
2011-03-15

Forces from the Gulf Cooperation Council–including 1,000 Saudi troops–arrive in Bahrain amid continuing protests.
2011-03-14

Thousands of people stage an anti-government protest in the capital Manama, on a day of mourning declared by the government following the deaths of protesters.
2011-02-25

ABC News correspondent Miguel Marquez is beaten during the crackdown.
2011-02-17

Protesters in Bahrain continue to occupy a square in the capital, Manama.
2011-02-16

Al-Wefaq MPs step down in protest at violence against pro-democracy demonstrators.
2011-02-14

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2011 Bahraini protests

2011 Bahraini protests: Medical staff who treated anti-government demonstrators are charged with attempting to overthrow the monarchy.

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