September 02, 2011
In the light of the continuous massacres that have been witnessed by the peaceful Bahraini people, in particular these crimes are classified as war crimes, crimes against humanity that have been targeted against a specific sector, for the aim of genocide. On September 09 2011, the organization of International Coalition Against Impunity (HOKOK) will be holding a press conference inside the Movenpick Hotel in The Hague at 1 PM. A number of lawyers active in the field of human rights from different nationalities will be participating in the conference. In addition, the International Criminal Court will examine the evidence submitted by the HOKOK organization for the crimes committed by the King of Bahrain and his government and a number of British allies against the defenseless Bahraini citizens.
Lawyer May El Khansa and the president of the International Coalition Against Impunity (HOKOK) will be heading on the same date with a group of delegation of European lawyers to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, La Hay to provide new evidence and document leading on the case of Bahrain, condemning the group responsible for committing crimes against humanity.
June 15, 2011
Lawyer May El Khansa the chief representative of the International Coalition Against Impunity (HOKOK) will be leaving to the International Criminal Court (ICC COURT) in The Hague.
The organization will be submitting a new complaint before the International Criminal Court on the date of 17/06/2011, with a large number of images and videos attached proving the viscous crimes taking place in Bahrain. The pictures will display some of the martyrs who died as a result of torture which appears on their bodies, showing the public opinion the suppressing system, the crimes against humanity, and genocide that are still occurring in Bahrain against civilians by the King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifa and his followers with cooperation from the ministry of defense of the United Kingdom who trained Bahraini officers to suppress the demonstrations and continued to do so even after the protests began.
The organization will express grave concern in terms of detainees who has been sentenced to death.
The organization will provide on the same date the twenty-first complaint about the siege of Gaza and the crimes committed against the Palestinian people in occupied Palestine including the massacres that happened on the border last June 05, note that the International Criminal Court has put the crimes taking place against the Palestinian people under consideration after they have completed their investigations.
May 19, 2011
Lawyer May El Khansa the Chief Representative of the International Coalition against Impunity (HOKOK) organization, will be leaving Beirut to attend the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France.
ICAI (HOKOK) will submit a new complaint to the European Court of Human Rights concerning the crimes against humanity and genocide that have happened and are still happening in Bahrain against civilians by the King of Bahrain and his government. The complaint will be presented on May 19 2011 with attached documents about the daily Bahraini government crimes with cooperation from the Gulf Shield force.
The complaint details involve the daily Bahraini government violations from the beginning of the peaceful protests that started on February 14 2011. It also includes the destruction of mosques, burning of the Holy Quran, as well as arresting and detaining the people of Bahrain. It is also concerned with defending victims that have been prosecuted with a death penalty sentence.
ICAI (HOKOK) will submit a new complaint to the European Court of Human Rights concerning the crimes against humanity and genocide that have happened and are still happening in Bahrain against civilians by the King of Bahrain and his government. The complaint will be presented on May 19 2011 with attached documents about the daily Bahraini government crimes with cooperation from the Gulf Shield force.
The complaint details involve the daily Bahraini government violations from the beginning of the peaceful protests that started on February 14 2011. It also includes the destruction of mosques, burning of the Holy Quran, as well as arresting and detaining the people of Bahrain. It is also concerned with defending victims that have been prosecuted with a death penalty sentence.
