They are watching you, Initiative on way to monitor the performance of the newly elected parliament

A new initiative to monitor the performance of the newly elected parliament will be launched next week The initiative ‘Bahraini Parliamentary Observatory’ is being launched by the Bahrain Human Rights Watch Society (BHRWS).

Commenting on the move, Faisal Fulad, General Secretary of the Society told Tribune that initiative is to monitor how the representatives are fulfilling their electoral promises and serving the people. He said that an open letter by the society to the parliament details plans to monitor the MP’s performances. 

 The letter, which Tribune received a copy of, urges the MPs to take action on a number of issues of public interest.

The letter reads : “Bahrain Human Rights Watch Society would like to draw your attention to the important issues in the Kingdom of Bahrain, such as the rejection of any orders and dictates of any parties over you, the promotion and protecting citizens, the promoting freedoms and human rights; as well as protecting the political, economic, cultural and social interests of Bahrainis; and the protection of the pension fund and the rights of the pensioners and not to prejudice;  but need to be developed, increase wages, reduce the high prices and not to pass the public budget except by consensus and promote the interests of the poor and middle class people in the kingdom of Bahrain.”