brent: julia hahn reporting from istanbul. here is another look at some global headlines.ungarian prime minister viktor orban has placed an advertisement attacking the european union in germany's biggest selling tablet. it accuses brussels of building an unauthorized superstate and says citizens must be safe from the dangerous challenge of migration. at newspapers refuse to carry the ad. and anti-lgbtq rally in the georgian capital of two billy see turned violent, with protesters beating up jourlists covering the event. protesters climbed into the pride headquarters. they tore down rainbow flags and ransacked the office. officials in azerbaijan say a massive gas fuel explosion was caused by what is known as a mod volcano -- a mud volcano. the explosion is still smoldering but authorities say there is no danger to infrastructure. one person has been killed and dozens injured at the next version in a plastics factory in bangkok. the area around the plant has been evacuated. chile's national assembly selected an indigenous woman to preside over the drafting of a new constitut

brent: dw correspondent julia hahn was that those protests today and she is following developments forin istanbul. julia: protesters here are furious about the government's decision to withdraw from the assembled convention. turkey was the first country to sign the convention 10 years ago , and now it is the first one to officially abandon its international treaty. it's a devastating decision for millions of women and other groups here in turkey. it comes at a time when domestic violence is on the rise, and so is the number of women murdered, the number of femicides. many women here tell me they are afraid of losing their existing rights. at the same time there is a mood, a certain atmosphere of defiance here. we won't be silenced. that is what i hear women shout over and over again. so they are determined to continue to stand up for their rights. brent: that was julia hahn there. here's a look at some other stories making news around the world. u.s. comedian bill cosby has been released from prison after pennsylvania's supreme court overturned his sexual assault conviction. the court