Amnesty International mocks Bahrain’s electoral system and reviews violations committed by the kingdom

Amnesty International has ridiculed Bahrain’s electoral system for electing a parliament without powers.
The organization said in a tweet on Twitter, “Under the alleged free elections system in Bahrain, the state prevents members of the opposition political societies it dissolved from participating in the boards of directors of non-governmental organizations.”
The organization referred to what was mentioned in a previous report in which it documented the violations committed by the ruling authorities in Bahrain, the continuous repression of the opposition, violations of the right to a fair trial, restrictions on civil and political rights, arrests and imprisonment of opposition leaders.
Bahrain intends to hold parliamentary elections this year without the participation of the opposition associations that dissolved them, as well as a popular boycott of elections they consider sham, from which a parliament representing the popular will does not emerge.