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Mexican quilt art seeks to combat misogyny

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More than 500 pieces of textile art were joined together on Mexico City's iconic Zocalo Square in a collective artwork that seeks to draw attention to the violence that organisers say women and children face in their daily lives in Mexico and around the world.
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