KUWAIT (Reuters) - On a January afternoon in Kuwait City, a group of bloggers gathered around three men they would not normally expect to see in a downtown coffee shop, clutching lattes and mochas.Full story
KUWAIT (Reuters) - A prominent Kuwaiti opposition politician was sentenced to five years in jail on Monday for insulting the country's ruler, his lawyer said. Full story
KUWAIT (Reuters) - Hundreds of Kuwaitis held an opposition rally outside the country's main court complex late on Wednesday, calling for the release of activists charged with insulting the Gulf Arab state's ruler and for steps towards political reform. Full story
Kuwaiti graphic designer Mohammad Sharaf poses at his office in Hawalli, May 1, 2013. REUTERS/Stephanie McGehee
Kuwaiti Interior Minister Sheikh Ahmed al-Hmoud al-Sabah attends the opening session of GCC Interior Ministers' Conference in Manama April 23, 2013. REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed (BAHRAIN - Tags: POLITICS)
Supporters of Kuwaiti former member of parliament and opposition politician Musallam al-Barrak pray in the yard of his house in Andulos, after a ruling sentenced him to jail for insulting the emir, April 15, 2013. Barrak was sentenced to five years in jail on Monday for insulting the emir, his lawye
Kuwaiti former member of parliament and opposition politician Musallam al-Barrak greets supporters from his house in Andulos, after a ruling sentenced him to jail for insulting the emir, April 15, 2013. Barrak was sentenced to five years in jail on Monday for insulting the emir, his lawyer said, in
Kuwaiti former member of parliament and opposition politician Musallam al-Barrak speaks to supporters from his house in Andulos, after a ruling sentenced him to jail for insulting the emir, April 15, 2013. Barrak was sentenced to five years in jail on Monday for insulting the emir, his lawyer said,
Kuwaiti former member of parliament and opposition politician Musallam al-Barrak waves to supporters from his house in Andulos, after a ruling sentenced him to jail for insulting the emir, April 15, 2013. Barrak was sentenced to five years in jail on Monday for insulting the emir, his lawyer said, i
