Turkish government withdraws bill to overturn child sex convictions for men who marry their victims

The Turkish government has withdrawn a bill which could have overturned men's convictions for sexual assault against children if the perpetrators married their victims.

A public backlash against the bill has seen widespread protests across Turkey.

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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