Bahrain has revoked the citizenship of 69 individuals, citing national security concerns linked to alleged hostile activities.
According to Beyond Time News, the move was made under directives from King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and instructions from the Crown Prince and Prime Minister Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa.
Authorities Cite Security Threats
Officials said the decision aims to protect the country’s security and stability. They alleged the individuals were involved in activities against Bahrain’s interests, including links to hostile operations connected with Iran.
Legal Process Followed
The revocation was carried out under Article 10(3) of Bahrain’s Nationality Law after approval from the Cabinet, based on a proposal submitted by the Ministry of Interior.
Scope of the Action
A total of 69 individuals, including dependents, have been affected. Authorities confirmed that all are of non-Bahraini origin and include both men and women.
Government Position
Officials said citizenship is granted only to those who demonstrate loyalty to the Kingdom. They added that relevant departments will implement the decision under established legal procedures.
Conclusion
The action reflects Bahrain’s strict approach to national security, with authorities continuing measures they say are necessary to protect stability and national interests.
