Friday, December 27, 2013

Bahrain court acquits princess on trial for torturing doctors

A Bahraini court has acquitted two police officers, including a Bahraini princess, who were on trial for torturing doctors while in detention during political turmoil in the Gulf Arab island kingdom in 2011, a lawyer and an activist said on Friday. Sheikha Noura bint Ibrahim al-Khalifa was one of the two police officers acquitted by the court of appeals on December 23, Hameed Mulla, a lawyer for the doctors told Reuters by telephone from Manama. The government's Information Affairs Authority (IAA)confirmed Sheikha Noura was acquitted on Monday by the Supreme Criminal Appeals Court but did not say what charges she had faced or provide other details. Bahrain's ruling al Khalifa family includes hundreds of princes and princesses, many of whom hold jobs in the public sector.



via Health News Headlines - Yahoo News http://news.yahoo.com/bahrain-court-acquits-princess-trial-torturing-doctors-105825120.html

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