WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Tuesday it was "deeply troubled" by Turkey's re-arrest of the chairman of the local arm of Amnesty International, and called on its NATO ally to end its state of emergency and safeguard the rule of law.
U.S.-Turkish relations have been strained recently by a series of disagreements, especially over the Syria crisis.
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