Concerns have long been expressed that the sharia judges lacked the training necessary to deal with criminal matters, that a confession alone was sufficient to convict, that defendants were unrepresented or poorly represented, and that some penalties violated human rights standards.
Concerns have long been expressed that the sharia judges lacked the training necessary to deal with criminal matters, that a confession alone was sufficient to convict, that defendants were unrepresented or poorly represented, and that some penalties violated human rights standards.