Bahraini authorities have detained two individuals for disseminating religiously offensive content on social media, according to official statements. The anti-cyber crimes directorate apprehended the suspects, aged 24 and 27, after they were summoned. Both individuals were accused of disrespecting revered figures of a specific sect and promoting sectarian discord, actions that undermine civil peace and social harmony. The directorate confirmed that legal measures are underway to forward the case to the Public Prosecution. Authorities encourage citizens to report any cybercrime activities to the General Directorate of Anti-Corruption and Economic and Electronic Security at the Ministry of Interior (MOI) by dialing 992 or using the online reporting form. Bahrain maintains a robust national cybersecurity framework, overseen by the General Directorate of Anti-Corruption and Economic and Electronic Security at the Ministry of Interior (MOI), which safeguards various sectors including energy, finance, education, health, and others.