UK urged to stop appeasing khalifis, investigate UAE activist death ...Bahrain

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Pressure is mounting on UK’s prime minister to speak out against the horrendous human rights situation in Bahrain after he had received its crown prince and prime minister, Salman al-Khalifa. Press reports said the visit was kept “secret” for “security reasons” citing Downing Street sources. The brief meeting which lasted 40 minutes was followed by another meeting with foreign secretary Dominic Raab. Although economic deals were said to be behind the visit, political and security considerations could not be ruled out. Bahraini victims of torture knew of the visit at the last minute and hurried to Downing Street to show their disgust that UK’s PM should shake the blood-stained hands of his gu

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