- MANAMA: Bahrain's prosecutor general says 23 activists detained this summer have been charged with terrorism and conspiring against the government.
Abdul-Rahman Al-Sayed says the men also face charges of spreading false information and forming an illegal group that prescribes to terrorism. They could face up to life in prison, if convicted.
Al-Sayed said Wednesday the activists' trial will begin Oct. 28.
Rights groups say more than 250 activists have been detained, including opposition figures and academics.



