Bahrain: police and demonstrators in clashes again

Bahraini police and protesters in the capital mnamh again and protesters have been clashes in the capital's economic center of his protest by trying to take.
Security forces of Pearl Square where demonstrators are gathering several weeks, protests spread to those who love to use stronger gas and rubber bullets run. Pearl Square demonstrators had blocked the roads.
Large square and a city and university have also received reports of clashes. Protestors said that he demands to be completed by March will only royal palace.
Last month, police killed seven demonstrators, but since security forces and demonstrators in clashes have decreased. However, in Bahrain on Sunday the usual work day, beginning in clashes in the capital seemed mnamh three areas.
To protest is mostly Shiite Muslim uprising in Tunisia and Egypt have been affected and he warned that the ruling royal family will march to the palace. Alaqydh Bahrain's Sunni royal family.
Shiite Muslims are complaining about discrimination against them is treated and they want the ruling Sunni minority in the country run the country give their reaction to light.
Meanwhile, three prominent civil rights activists say they have been death threats. The threats against the royal government to court on March have been given. The alleged threats and Nazi ftyl Mohammad almsqty whose rights are concernedBahrain Youth Society for Human and Human Rights of the organization abdalhady alkuajh guards have been given.
Those opposed say that anti-government march stones according to their thugs stopped by the police and security forces continue to see it all.
Completely unknown groups of individuals who recognize their name, phone number, home and office address, vehicle registration number and identity card number, including photos with their Facebook and other social networking sites have been published.
To protest that he is being accused uarnh sect in the country are trying to create situations. However, including in protest heard.
The government said it will take notice of threats but the UN office for human rights said that he received threats to human rights activists have worried over.