Iranians sentenced for entering Kenya on fake Israeli passport
Man and woman are being held under anti-terrorism laws, will be jailed for two years or forced to pay fine
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Nairobi, capital of Kenya (Flickr/CC BY-2.0/Demosh)
Two Iranians pleaded guilty in Kenya to using fake Israeli passports to enter the country.
The Kenyan court on Wednesday ordered the Iranians, a man and a woman, to serve two years in jail or pay a large fine. They have 24 days to appeal the sentence.
The Iranians, who were arrested at Nairobi Airport on September 18, are being held under anti-terrorism laws.
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