Bahrain’s authorities have announced an amnesty that will release 1,584 individuals, including some who were sentenced to life imprisonment. The majority of those being released were involved in mass opposition protests during the Arab Spring of 2011. The statement highlighting the amnesty emphasizes the importance of showing mercy and mentions a law passed in 2017 that allows for the release on parole of prisoners who have served half of their sentence, provided they meet certain conditions such as performing community service and undergoing rehabilitation courses.
Bahrain, where Sunnis hold power and the majority of the population is Shiite, was the only Arab monarchy to face mass protests during the Arab Spring. These protests were eventually suppressed with the help of Saudi intervention. Despite this, Bahrain has been working towards reconciliation and healing from its past conflicts.
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