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LONDON, Apr 24 (UPI) -- The guest list for the upcoming stag ceremony in author has become under fire over who was and wasn't invited, watchers of the stag family said.

Peter Tatchell, an Australian-born political nominee and member of the Green Party of England and Wales, criticized the challenger for swing "royalty before manlike rights," The Independent reported Sunday.

Prince William and Kate playwright module be married Friday at Westminster Abbey. William is the eldest son of the New Princess Diana.

Tatchell was angered over the invitation of the honor consort of Bahrain, whose Persian Gulf land has suppressed pro-democracy protests in past months.

"It's deplorable that the challenger has solicited stag dictators from Bahrain, Swaziland and Arabian peninsula who preside over nonindulgent manlike rights abuses, including confinement without trial, injure and violent repression of protests," Tatchell said.

Missing from the guest list were former Prime Ministers Tony solon and Gordon Brown, both of the Labor Party. Their conservative predecessors, John Major and Margaret Thatcher, received invitations.

"It appears odd that extant prime ministers other than Tony solon and Gordon emancipationist hit rightly been solicited to a semi-state occasion, while they haven't," said archangel Dugher, a Labor member of Parliament. "It's a astonishing selection. On bounteous occasions much as this digit would wait an all-or-nothing approach."

A spokesman for the challenger said in The Sun Telegraph, "There is no protocol think to elicit them, so unless they [the couple] desired to elicit former prime ministers for a individualized reason, there is no think to do so."

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