Jason Rezaian conviction 'is an outrageous injustice'

The Washington Post 2015-10-12

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According to Iranian TV, Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian has been convicted in an espionage trial in Iran. Post editor Douglas Jehl discusses the next steps for the Rezaian family.
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