Bahrain commission issues brutal critique of Arab Spring crackdown (The Christian Science Monitor)

The Christian Science Monitor - An independent commission in Bahrain today documented abuses by the country's security forces during Arab Spring uprisings and offered a set of recommendations that could help the oil-rich kingdom restore its image with Western allies.

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