An Iranian Revolutionary Court on Monday convicted  Washington Post  correspondent Jason Rezaian, approximately two months after the end of his trial. Rezaian was accused of espionage for allegedly collecting confidential information, handing it to hostile governments and acting against national security. However, it is still not clear  on exactly what charges he was convicted or if he was notified about his conviction. Rezaian is still awaiting sentencing and faces between 10 and 20 years. He will be able to appeal his conviction within 20 days.