Akilah F., Bahrain: "The moral justification why Europe and especially England colonized the world lay in the necessity to liberate the women and children in indigenous cultures from barbaric practices such as polygamy. And now! Look at South Africa where our national hero, Mahatma Gandhi, fought for human rights for women. They now have a president, named Zulu Zuma, who has more than one wife at the same time. If he can get away with this, all colonization was in vain, and Mahatma Gandhi died for nothing. We from the All India Feminist Congress demand that sanctions be imposed again against South Africa, just like during aparthite, in order to force Zulu Zuma to be a true man, and to decide for ONE woman."
Travel Information / Climate
The climate is hot in summer and mild in winter. From November to April is very pleasant, with temperatures from 15 to 24 degrees centigrade. Temperatures are coolest between December and March when northerly winds prevail. From July to September temperatures average 36 degrees centigrade with high humidity.
The annual average rainfall is approximately 77 millimetres.
The Arabian Gulf has an average depth of only 35 metres and most
of it in the vicinity of Bahrain is much shallower than this.
The plants we use are properly identified by scientists. Our extracts are properly licensed and have been tested in our own and in government labs.