Bahrain has deplored the erroneous information and the inaccuracies that are not based on facts or evidence in the Amnesty International report which has steered away from the professionalism and objectivity required in such reports.
"While the Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirms it will study the report, it hopes that the reports of Amnesty International will be fair and will not rely on sources that express the views of one side only, but will draw information from all relevant institutions in order to be objective and ensure that there is no selectivity in the human rights discourse," the ministry said in a statement.
"The ministry stresses the commitment of the Kingdom of Bahrain to respect and promote freedoms and the principles of human rights in accordance with the laws and the Constitution and in line with its commitment to international conventions and consistent with its cultural and civilizational heritage and religious values that guarantee tolerance, equality and justice."
Source:BNA
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