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Bahraini authorities arrested human rights defender Nabeel Rajab outside of his home on April 2nd. The arrest warrant was a response to Rajab’s tweets exposing the use of torture in Jaw Prison. Now Rajab faces up to 10 years in prison for his social media activism.
