A woman named Ella Vivier, who works as a support worker and is a neuroscience graduate from Brighton, England, has been held in Turkey. She is currently on a hunger strike due to her detention by Turkish police ahead of planned Nato summit-related protests. The incident occurred after Vivier was arrested for participating in the demonstrations. [1] AOL.com (2026-08-01 11:30) reported that Vivier, who works as a support worker and is a neuroscience graduate from Brighton, England, has been detained by Turkish police. She is currently on hunger strike due to her detention for planned protests linked to the NATO summit. [2] A news article from The Guardian (2026-08-01 14:35) also mentioned Vivier's situation, stating that she was arrested and held in Turkey before Nato protests. However, it did not provide details about her occupation or background as reported by AOL.com. [3] Reuters (2026-08-01 15:00) provided a brief update on the incident, noting Vivier's detention but without additional context or sources for her background and occupation. The article focused more on the protest situation rather than Vivier’s personal details.