more on this i'm now joined by john dollhouse and he is the europe director for amnesty international and he joins us from the turkish city is near john a very good evening to talk about this surprise why this change of heart. well i'm not sure it was wholly surprising we've been receiving signals for a while that encourage some optimism i think old but now three months into that the tension the calculation have changed for the turkish authorities and the domestic benefits in terms of silencing of human rights defenders they're creating a narrative that human rights defenders are not to be trusted that benefit and began to be outweighed by the disadvantage the damage that was being international relations particularly with germany but also more broadly and more globally and in the end i think the turkish authorities probably be decided in fact definitely decided that this one just wasn't worth it anymore it just wasn't worth it unfortunately there's another case also taking place where you are in izmir talk to us about that trial where this is the trial of amnesty international's chai

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