Bahrain's public prosecutor has banned media from reporting on alleged terror networks uncovered and opposition members detained in an ongoing crackdown ahead of October parliament elections. The crackdown follows a series of violent Shiite-led protests accusing the government of discrimination. Prosecutor Ali al-Buainain's statement says all print, radio, TV, Internet and other media may not "publish or broadcast anything related to" detained activists Abdul Jalil Al Sengace and others held since mid-August. Friday's announcement was published in all Bahraini newspapers. It says the investigations "require secrecy in order to uncover the truth and preserve public order" and warns offenders could face a year's imprisonment under the law.