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Ahmed Ali holds a law degree (LLB) from Cardiff University and a masters in international human rights law (LLM). His research concentration is on the international law of external intervention. Ahmed Ali is also Head of Legal Affairs at the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy and a researcher at Bahrain Watch.

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BAHRAIN’S MONARCHY Dreams Turn to Nightmares
BAHRAIN’S MONARCHY Dreams Turn to Nightmares

BAHRAIN’S MONARCHY Dreams Turn to Nightmares

04/09/2017
The trial of Ayatollah Qassim: options for imprisonment, deportation, liquidation and settlements
The trial of Ayatollah Qassim: options for imprisonment, deportation, liquidation and settlements

The trial of Ayatollah Qassim: options for imprisonment, deportation, liquidation and settlements

17/05/2017
Power-Sharing in Bahrain: A Still-Absent Debate
Power-Sharing in Bahrain: A Still-Absent Debate

Power-Sharing in Bahrain: A Still-Absent Debate

17/01/2016
Education & Sectarian Cleansing Revolution of February 14, 2011
Education & Sectarian Cleansing Revolution of February 14, 2011

Education & Sectarian Cleansing Revolution of February 14, 2011

19/02/2015
External Intervention and Interference within the Framework of Self-Determination
External Intervention and Interference within the Framework of Self-Determination

External Intervention and Interference within the Framework of Self-Determination

19/02/2015
National Security Challenges for Bahrain
National Security Challenges for Bahrain

National Security Challenges for Bahrain

16/01/2015

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