It's the day that protesters went out in peaceful protests in Kingdom of Bahrain,, 14th February “The Day of Rage” against the
Al Khalifa hereditary dictatorship that has repeatedly failed to make use of the opportunities for a return to civil, pluralistic and representative rule. The day they chose is significant. It is the tenth anniversary of the referendum on the ruler’s charter, and the ninth year after the repeal of the
country’s only legitimate constitution. It was a black day in 2002 when the
dictator, again with a
stroke of a pen, announced the imposition of his tailor-made set of draconian rule, and the repeal of the 1973 constitution. For the past
nine years the country has been embroiled in endless conflicts, bloodshed by the regime and limitless suffering by the people