Latvia's parliament votes to leave the Istanbul Convention, sparking protests and controversy. The treaty, designed to combat violence against women, was ratified by Latvia earlier this year. However, some politicians argue that its definition of gender is too broad and that national laws already provide sufficient protections. Latvia becomes the second country to withdraw from the treaty, raising concerns about its reputation within the European Union.
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