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Bahrain: Government
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Extractions: Encyclopedia Bahrain Bahrain is governed by a monarchy. A council of state and a prime minister, constituting the executive, was appointed by the sheikh in 1970, and in 1973 a constitution was adopted and an elected national assembly established. However, in 1975 the sheikh suspended the constitution and dissolved the national assembly; elections have not been held since then. In 1992, an appointed 30-member consultative council (Shura) was established by royal decree to replace the national assembly. Bahrain is divided into 12 municipalities, all administered from Manamah. Sections in this article:
1998 - August - Press - Microsoft Middle East
bahrain government Deports Two People for Computer Software Piracy.30 August 1998, DUBAI. Two people have been deported from Bahrain
http://www.microsoft.com/middleeast/press/1998/aug/17.stm

Extractions: "We are looking forward to building a close working relationship with the Ministry of Cabinet Affairs and Information," explained Ashok Sharma, Director, BSA Middle East. "If the same momentum is kept up by the Bahrain Government, we expect a drastic reduction in piracy levels for computer software in Bahrain. This is good news for all consumers." About the Business Software Alliance www.bsa.org www.nopiracy.com. BSA Anti-Piracy Hot Lines Cairo Hot-Line: 33 99 382 UAE Hot-Line: 800 4828 Saudi Arabia Hot-Line: 800 124 8999 Other countries: (971-4) 322307 BSA contact:
WorldSwitch.com - Bahrain - Cities, Government, Reference
Bahrain Defence Force, Ministry of Health. bahrain government, Ministry of HousingMunicipalities and Environment. Civil Service Bureau, Ministry of Interior.
http://www.worldswitch.com/Countries/Bahrain/Reference.html
Press Release
That 1. bahrain government issue a stay order against the verdictof the court. 2. A proper investigation of the case be undertaken.
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Extractions: Yeshiwork, who had no other ambition in life except to work and to try to live a decent life as a human being, a desire that was so strong that she had to abandon her family and travel to far away places like Bahrain, in an attempt to make her dreams come true. Like thousands of other women recruited from abroad to work as home maker in the Middle Eastern countries and elsewhere, Yesiwork Desta Zewdu looked forward to her job as a maid in Bahrain, expecting to be treated as a worker. Instead, she was a victim of brutal treatment, which she could not accept as a human being and resulted in her psychological trauma. She was physically tortured and psychologically tormented. Yeshiwork, whose only crime is poverty, is recognized by her friends at home as a decent, friendly and harmless girl. Yeshiwork now stands accused of murder of her Filipino employer in Bahrain an act she committed out of desperation and in an abnormal state of mind with the execution of the death sentence passed by the Bahrain court, only weeks away.
The Bahrain Government Annual Reports 1924-1970 ARCHIVE EDITIONS
THE bahrain government ANNUAL REPORTS 19241970. The Report for 1962 was withdrawnby the bahrain government and cannot be included in this edition.
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Extractions: Home Page Enquiries, orders and prices ARCHIVE EDITIONS THE BAHRAIN GOVERNMENT ANNUAL REPORTS 1924-1970 Collated for the first time as a series: from the first report in 1924, up to Independence; including the complete run of reports submitted by Sir Charles Belgrave. "Such a detailed picture of a State, its politics, economy and social life over nearly half a century makes the Reports into a document of the greatest historical importance." Bibliographic summary Historical background In the early 1920s the British in Bahrain were concerned to secure the political stability of the island. In 1923 Shaikh Isa, nearly 80 years old, was induced to hand over power to his son Shaikh Hamad. After a succession of Political Agents it became apparent that a permanent administrator should be found who would ensure some political continuity. Shaikh Hamad agreed to appoint a Personal Adviser employed by himself and not by the British Government, who would help him to modernise the state. There were no readily available candidates and the post was advertised in The Times in August 1925. It is not known how many applicants there were, but after interviews Charles Dalrymple Belgrave was appointed with an annual salary of £720 - enough for him to get married on. During the war he had served with the Frontiers Districts Administration Camel Corps and had spent two years in the oasis of Siwa. At the time of his appointment he was on leave after two years in the Colonial Service in Tanganyika. He brushed up his Arabic at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London and arrived in Bahrain in March 1926, to remain there until 1957. One of his tasks was to write an Annual Report on each year's progress.
Welcome To The Country Pages: Bahrain
General Country Information TOP bahrain government Homepage http//www.bahrain.gov.bhExtensive government site with history and official statistics of Bahrain
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Extractions: The State of Bahrain is an archipelago of 33 islands in the Arabian Gulf situated between the east coast of Saudi Arabia and the Qatar peninsula. Bahrain, meaning "two seas" in Arabic, is the largest island of the archipelago. In addition to its sandy beaches, coral reefs, and renowned diving, Bahrain contains numerous archaeological sites, historical museums, mosques, and traditional markets. The majority of the population lives on the northern third of Bahrain island, which contains the modern capital city of Manama, and the nearby island of Al Muharraq. Most of the remaining islands are tiny and uninhabited, but are well-known for the variety of migrating birds that pass through in the spring and autumn months. Bahrain has a reputation as one of the most liberal Persian Gulf states. The country has a large expatriate population, giving the urban centers a highly cosmopolitan atmosphere. Islam is practiced by approximately 85 percent of the population, although other religions, primarily Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity, enjoy freedom of worship as well. Arabic is the official language and English is compulsory in schools and widely used for business purposes.
BBC News | MIDDLE EAST | Bahrain Bans Al Jazeera TV
Media reports AlJazeera goes it alone 05 Feb 02 Country profiles Country profileBahrain Internet links Al Jazeera (in Arabic) bahrain government The BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/middle_east/newsid_1980000/1980191.stm

Extractions: Bahrain has banned the Arabic television channel Al Jazeera from reporting from inside the Gulf state, Information Minister Nabil al-Hamr said on Friday. According to a news bulletin on the Qatar-based channel, Mr al-Hamr said the ban was being imposed because the station was biased towards Israel and against Bahrain. Information Minister Nabil al-Hamr (from report on Al Jazeera The television station was denied permission to cover Bahrain's first election for almost three decades, which took place on Thursday, despite the presence of Arab and world media organisations. Al Jazeera was barred from covering the local elections because it "deliberately seeks to harm Bahrain" Al Jazeera quoted Mr al-Hamr as saying.
BBC News | MIDDLE EAST | Net Ban Sparks Protests In Bahrain
Landslide win for Bahrain reforms 05 Feb 02 Country profiles Country profile BahrainInternet links Bahrain Freedom Movement bahrain government The BBC is
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Extractions: About 20 people gathered outside the offices of the Bahrain Telecommunications Company - the country's sole provider of internet services - demanding an end to blocks placed on several websites deemed objectionable by the authorities. The protestors - some of them having taped their mouths shut - said the restrictions violated freedom of expression in Bahrain, whose ruler, Sheikh Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa, has recently launched a process of democratic reform. They also demanded the resignation of the Information Minister, Nabeel Yacoub al-Hamer. "The information minister is responsible and we want him to resign for his inability to cope with the democratic era in Bahrain," Ali Abdelimam, who runs one of the banned websites, told the Associated Press news agency.
About Bahrain
Bahrain information includes Anthems, Defense, Economy, Flags, Geography, Government,Maps, News, Weather. Bahrain Geography. bahrain government. Bahrain History.
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Bahrain Stock Exchange - Links
Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry. bahrain government Homepage. -Bahrain International Airport. - Bahrain Monetary Agency. - Gulf News Agency.
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Bahrain - Consular Information Sheet
DUAL NATIONALITY The bahrain government does not recognize dual nationality.Bahrain authorities have confiscated the US passports
http://travel.state.gov/bahrain.html

Extractions: Consular Information Sheet This information is current as of today, Bahrain September 16, 2002 COUNTRY DESCRIPTION: Bahrain is a hereditary kingdom, governed by the Al-Khalifa family in consultation with a council of ministers. Islamic ideals and beliefs provide the conservative foundation of the country's customs, laws and practices. In Bahrain, which is a modern developed country, tourist facilities are widely available. The capital is Manama. ENTRY/EXIT REQUIREMENTS: the Embassy's Internet home page at http://www.bahrainembassy.org. In an effort to prevent international child abduction, many governments have initiated procedures at entry/exit points. These often include requiring documentary evidence of the relationship and permission for the child's travel from the parent(s) or legal guardian if not present. Having such documentation on hand, even if not required, may facilitate entry/departure. DUAL NATIONALITY: The Bahrain government does not recognize dual nationality. Bahrain authorities have confiscated the U.S. passports of dual (Bahrain/U.S.) nationals when they applied for a Bahrain passport. This does not constitute loss of U.S. citizenship, but it should be reported to the U.S. Embassy in Manama. For additional information, please refer to
Tdctrade.com - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
bahrain government A gateway to the country facts, country profile, newsupdate, business links, government links, and statistics of Bahrain.
http://my.tdctrade.com/webdir/directory_detail.asp?catid=6&subcatid=40
Library Of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handboo
Comprehensive information about bahrain, including the economy, history, geography, culture, society, government and politics. Prepared by the U.S. Library of Congress.
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/bhtoc.html
CIA - The World Factbook 2002 -- Bahrain
Presents general information about the country.Category Regional Middle East bahrain Guides and Directories government, bahrain, Top of Page. Country name Definition Field Listingconventional long form Kingdom of bahrain conventional short
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GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: Bahrain
Links to primary documents, legal commentary, and general government information.
http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/bahrain.html
Dynamic Directory - Regional - Middle East - Bahrain - Government
State of bahrain Official government web site of bahrain.
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Extractions: State of Bahrain - Official government web site of Bahrain. It is a gateway to all Bahraini sites. Bahrain Economic Development Board - Government agency provides information for business and leisure including incentives for foreign companies, profiles of industrial sectors, and events. Bahrain Freedom Movement Association - Presents a profile, news and information about freedom movement in Bahrain. Bahrain Monetary Agency - Quarterly statistical bulletin, currency, and service information from this Central Bank. British Embassy, Bahrain - Contains information for UK citizens living in and traveling to Bahrain, as well as contacts, and general embassy resources. Embassy of the State of Bahrain in the USA - Information about the embassy and its divisions. Includes links to country information, National Action Charter, business and tourism resources. Embassy of the United States of America - Information about the embassy, services offered to U.S. citizens living in and traveling to Bahrain. Located in Manama, Bahrain.
Bahrain Economic Development Board
government agency provides information for business and leisure including incentives for foreign companies, profiles of industrial sectors, and events.
http://www.bahrainedb.com/

Extractions: Bahrain's economy has been given a global vote of confidence for the third time in just six months. International ratings agency Fitch has upgraded Bahrain's long-term foreign currency rating to A- from BBB, the short-term foreign currency rating... Click here A new Telecommunications Law A new Telecommunications Law has started the process of liberalising the Telecommunications sector in Bahrain. An important initial step is to seek to licence a second Mobile Operator, in the early part of 2003. The process of Invitation To Apply (ITA), and selection of the licensee by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, is now underway.
MapZones.com Government
bahrain, government, Back to Top. 1783 the alKhalifa family have ruledbahrain as a hereditary emirate. bahrain gained full independence
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Extractions: Country Info Bahrain Introduction Bahrain General Data Bahrain Maps Bahrain Culture ... Bahrain Time and Date Bahrain Government Back to Top 1783 the al-Khalifa family have ruled Bahrain as a hereditary emirate. Bahrain gained full independence in 1971 and adopted a constitution in 1973. The constitution states that the succession of the office of emir automatically passes from ruler to son, making Bahrain unique among the monarchies of the Persian Gulf in this regard. The emir appoints a prime minister and a cabinet, the Council of Ministers, who serve indefinite terms. In 1995, in response to Shia unrest, the cabinet was reconstituted for the first time in 20 years. The constitution also provided for a unicameral legislature, the National Assembly, which was elected in December 1973 by male citizens 20 years of age or older. However, the emir dissolved the legislature in August 1975, citing its inability to cooperate with the government. In 1993 the emir created the Consultative Council, which advises the government but holds no legislative power. Egypt Maps
Bahrain
Concise guide to history, geography, culture, government, statistics, and current events of bahrain.
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107313.html/

Extractions: World Countries Infoplease Atlas: Bahrain State of Bahrain Emir: Sheik Hamad ibn Isa al-Khalifah (1999) Prime Minister: Sheik Khalifah ibn Sulman al-Khalifah (1970) Area: 257 sq mi (665 sq km) Population (2003 est.): 667,238 (growth rate: 1.5%); birth rate: 19.0/1000; infant mortality rate: 18.6/1000; density per sq mi: 2,599 Capital (1992 est.): Monetary unit: Bahrain dinar Languages: Arabic (official), English, Farsi, Urdu Ethnicity/race: Bahraini 63%, Asian 13%, other Arab 10%, Iranian 8%, other 6% Religion: Islam Literacy rate: Economic summary: GDP/PPP (2001 est): $8.4 billion; per capita $13,000. Real growth rate: Inflation: Unemployment: 15% (1998 est.).
Ministry Of Health
government health agency in bahrain. Includes information on health statistics, education, physician directories and health associations.
http://www.batelco.com.bh/mhealth/

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