The head of a Bahraini human rights organization says the government has taken over his group and removed him from his post. Abdullah al-Derazi of the Bahrain Human Rights Society told The Associated Press that the Ministry of Social affairs has frozen the group's activities and will appoint a temporary administrator. In a statement Wednesday, the government said the group was 'only serving one segment of society,' referring to the country's majority Shiites. The move comes as the government has arrested 23 Shiite activists, accusing them of forming a terrorist network and trying to topple the country's Sunni-dominated government. Another 250 were arrested in the crackdown that followed a series of Shiite-led protests over discrimination. 