Bahrain Videos

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Perseverance in the face of adversity is nothing new to this true Bahraini champion, as with grabbing wins from the jaws of an extremely competitive field. Hamad talks about his experiences and where he would like to ultimately hear the Kingdom's national anthem due to his success.

Breast cancer doesnt discriminate. It affects women regardless of age, race, colour, status or education level. It destroys lives, not only of the sufferer but whole families and communities by robbing a precious life. Yet, its discovery is a simple matter of self examination and seeking advice from qualified physicians. It is this awareness that we at Gulf Broadcast want to help the Think Pink Bahrain campaign to realise. Information and awareness are key to saving lives. It is our intention to create compelling informative videos to entice more women to examine themselves. To help remove any stigmas associated with self-examination and arm them by sharing experiences which could allow them to beat breast cancer and continue to enjoy a good quality of life. Through this partnership with Think Pink Bahrain as one of their Platinum Sponsors, we shall utilise our resources and creativity to create videos which people will want to share with the women they love. To save lives. And to make a difference.

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Author: MRCataloni Keywords: fifa beach soccer world cup 2009 asian qualifications Bahrain Japan Dubai penalties البحرين اليابان تصفيات كأس العالم للكرة الشاطئية ضرباء الجزاء Added: November 9, 2009

Frederic Sharp is a French magician who works between the UAE and Europe. He is available for private, corporate events and trade shows.

This 45-second PSA, produced by Bahrain Woman's Association - Human Development, intercuts legal articles with dramatizations to highlight the injustice of a law that refuses mothers the right to pass their citizenship to their children. The PSA begins with a text plate: Citizens are equal before the lawthere shall be no discrimination among them on the basis of sex (Article 18). The first dramatization pictures a young mother holding her infant son in a dimly lit room. A womans voice echoes her thoughts- If my son were a citizen, he would have health care. The next text plate states - Every citizen is entitles to health care (Article 8). A scene illustrates a mother greeting her grown daughter as she arrives home from school with a graduation certificate. A voice echoes the daughters aspirations - Mom, I graduated. I want to go to Medical School. The mother smiles and turns sad If only she had citizenship The third text plate states - The state also guarantees educational and cultural services to its citizens. (Article 7). The next scene pictures a disappointed man sitting on the floor in a shadowed room If he was a citizen he could have a job, the narration continues. The next legal article reads - The state guarantees the provision of job opportunities for its citizens. (Article 13B). The final scene pictures the woman whose daughter aspires to go to University, advocating to the viewer directly- Its my right to give my nationality to my children. The next shot reveals that the woman is standing with her daughter and her hands are on her shoulders. The daughter reaches her hand to join her mothers. The PSA ends with a text plate advertising the phone number to call Bahrain Womans Association Human Development. Directors: Fahima Rafiee & Eman Kadhem Alasfoor / Emails: fahima_rafiee@hotmail.com / ealasfoor@yahoo.com Music: Nabeel Bahy This PSA is available upon request, in English & Arabic to broadcasters and organizations who wish to distribute it rights-free. Background: From April 12 May 3, 2009, Alison Fast & Chandler Griffin of Barefoot Workshops led a three-week program in Manama, teaching Bahraini organizations how to write, shoot, produce, and edit Public Service Announcements (PSAs) to raise awareness about important social issues. Nine PSAs were produced on such topics as: womens access to IT, women participation in the 2010 national elections, domestic abuse, illiteracy, and youth empowerment. The aim of the workshop was to foster greater civic participation, activism and debate by teaching civil society organizations how to create messages that can improve their societies from within. This program was funded by the United States Government Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI). Please contact: info@barefootworkshops.org for more information.

The promise is delivered with homeowners receiving their houses and living in them within Riffa Views. There are over 50 villas handed over to resident home-owners up to September 2009.

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On the web today: Zimbabwe elections continue as Robert Mugabe's opponent reacts on the web. In Bahrain, the local blogosphere contests a blogger's imprisonment. Coal hauler orphans. Photoshop Express.

Mahmood's Den, a Bahraini blog (http://mahmood.tv/), has become one of the most popular sites in the Arab world, receiving one and a half million hits each month. Hashem Ahelbarra reports on an internet phenomenon.