At least 175 people have been executed in Saudi Arabia in the past year after unfair trials lacking basic safeguards, Amnesty International says.
A new report alleges the Gulf kingdom's "faulty justice system facilitates judicial executions on a mass scale".
In many cases, it adds, defendants are denied access to a lawyer and in some they are convicted on the basis of "confessions" obtained under torture.
Those killed include juvenile offenders and people with mental disabilities.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-34050853

A new report alleges the Gulf kingdom's "faulty justice system facilitates judicial executions on a mass scale".
In many cases, it adds, defendants are denied access to a lawyer and in some they are convicted on the basis of "confessions" obtained under torture.
Those killed include juvenile offenders and people with mental disabilities.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-34050853
