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Main opposition leader in Bahrain Ali Salman jailed for four years for inciting disobedience, his party says The main Shia opposition leader in Bahrain, Sheikh Ali Salman, has been jailed for four years for inciting violence, state media say.
Sheikh Salman was convicted of inciting hatred, promoting disobedience and "insulting" public institutions.
His al-Wefaq movement has accused the Sunni-led government of aggravating the country's crisis with his sentencing.
The Gulf state has grappled with sporadic unrest since putting down mass Shia-led protests in 2011.
Mr Salman's arrest in December triggered protests across the country.
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