Khashoggi murder: Saudi Arabia jails killers for 20 years
By DW
08 September 2020 |
3:36 pm
Saudi Arabia has sentenced five people to 20 years in prison over the murder of dissident reporter Jamal Khashoggi, reducing initial death sentences. Three other people were also ordered to serve shorter prison terms.
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