Court in Turkey reissues detention warrants for four activists

‘A court in Turkey has reissued arrest warrants for four human rights activists who had been released on probation earlier this week.
On Friday, the court accepted an objection filed by the Istanbul prosecutor’s office to the activists’ release, Turkey’s official news agency Anadolu reported.
The activists were initially released on Tuesday after submitting their passports and they were required to regularly report to a police station.
The activists are part of a group arrested earlier in July on an Istanbul island during a digital security training course.
Earlier this week, a court in Istanbul decided to continue the detention of Amnesty International’s Turkey director Idil Eser along with five other activists, including a German national identified as Peter Steudtner, over allegations of links to Kurdish militia and the alleged plotter of last year’s attempted coup.’
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