Original sentence: He was arrested in September 2004 after he gave a public lecture in which he criticized the country's Prime Minister.On February 2, 2007, he was arrested again by Bahraini authorities along with the secretary general of the Haq Movement political society, Hassan Mushaima
Edited sentence: According to the study, Al Khawaja's Centre is an avowedly sectarian organisation, although "their rhetoric to international NGOs is completely consistent with Western democracy promotion parlance".Although Al Khawaja's organisation refers to "human rights" in its title, according to a study by Katja Neithammar of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs it constitutes the "most radical opposition group currently found in Bahrain", with the activists involved having “chosen to operate as an NGO - although with political goals".Bahrain Centre for Human Rights.Before he returned to Bahrain, Mr Al Khawaja was the head of the "Bahrain Human Rights Organisation", a subsidiary of the Iran-based Islamic Front for the Liberation of Bahrain, which carried out a series of bomb attacks against civilians in the 1990s.Haq Movement.He was arrested in September 2004 after he gave a public lecture in which he criticized the country's Prime Minister, using language "the authorities easily construed as incitement of hatred", but pardoned by King Hamad immediately after his trial.In 1981, the Front  attempted a coup d'etat in order to install a theocratic government under an Iranian-based Iraqi cleric, Hojjat ol-Eslam Hadi al-Modarresi.Islamic Action Society.On 1 November 1996, the group claimed responsibility for the bombing of the Diplomat Hotel, with the group telling the Associated Press "We put a bomb in the Diplomat hotel 20 minutes ago...after the feast...tell the government that we will destroy everyplace.On February 2, 2007, he was arrested again by Bahraini authorities along with the secretary general of the Haq Movement political society, Hassan Mushaima and again pardoned by the King.Original left-wing co-founders of the Centre, like Aziz Abul, allege that they have been forced out of the organisation by Al Khawaja and "his circle"