The NDA, which has been supporting Bahrainis’ efforts and calls for political reforms, has strongly criticized the British government for its refusal to grant Issa Haider asylum when he risks being tortured and maybe killed upon his return to Bahrain, Islam Times reported.

Despite Haider’s calls to be issued political asylum, Britain attempted to have him deported back this past Thursday, prompting both activists and politicians’ outcries of anger.

The NDA urged Britain to respect international law and human decency and refrain from supporting the murderous regime of Al Khalifa.

Four years into the peaceful revolutionary movement and Bahrain regime continued to ferociously crackdown on politicians, religious figures and activists.