23 February 2011 :
the Specialised Penal Court in Hadramout, Yemen, sentenced 11 Yemenis to death for forming an armed group to commit banditry, attack public and private money transport vehicles and launch attacks against oil, gas and trade companies. The 11 were also ordered to pay $50,400 compensation to the al Hashidi Company and $2500 for lawyers. Two cars and weapons were also confiscated.
A military criminal court in the town of al-Rai in Aleppo’s countryside on May 22, 2024 issued a death sentence against the suspects involved in the assassination of activist Mohammed Abdul Latif (Abu Ghannoum) and his pregnant wife, about a year and a half ago in the city of al-Bab, eastern Aleppo.
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Bahrain has unconditionally released more than 1,500 prisoners, including political detainees, in the biggest royal pardon since the 2011 Arab spring uprising, The Guardian reported on April 9, 2024.
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