On Saudi Arabia's death row

An alarming number of people have been condemned to death in Saudi Arabia for drug-related offences. Human rights groups are sounding the alarm about the Kingdom's recent track record of executions, which has risen dramatically in the last few years. Experts say this trend goes against the norms of international human rights law, which says executions should only happen for the most serious of crimes. The New Arab speaks to Amnesty International to learn more.