人权观察组织警告称，13名被认为因涉嫌与伊斯兰国组织有关联而被关押在伊拉克监狱的澳大利亚人面临不人道待遇和被处决的风险。
Human Rights Watch has warned that 13 Australians believed to be held in Iraqi jails on suspicion of links to the Islamic State group face inhumane treatment and the risk of execution.
该组织警告称，这些人可能无法获得公平审判，指出伊拉克法院在恐怖主义相关案件中有着迅速且严厉判决的记录。人权观察组织表示，澳大利亚政府应密切关注其公民的情况。
The organization cautioned that the men may not receive a fair trial, noting that Iraqi courts have a record of handing down swift and harsh rulings in terrorism-linked cases. HRW said the Australian government should closely monitor its citizens' situation.
此案是关于加入或被怀疑与伊斯兰国有关联的外国 nationals命运的更广泛国际辩论的一部分。澳大利亚政府尚未就此事发表正式回应。
The case forms part of a broader international debate over the fate of foreign nationals who joined or are suspected of links to the Islamic State. The Australian government has not yet issued a formal response.