'Down with the king': Death of Bahraini in custody sparks angry dissent

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Mohamed al-Mosawi, a 32-year-old Bahraini, died in custody on March 28th after being detained on March 19th. His family alleges torture and enforced disappearance, sparking protests in Bahrain following his death.

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The death and alleged torture of a Bahraini man detained in connection with the war on Iran has sparked angry dissent in the Gulf state. Mohamed al-Mosawi, 32, went out with friends on 19 March to eat the morning suhoor meal during the last days of Ramadan.

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