TUNIS – Amina Sboui, a Tunisian activist who was detained for nearly three months, said on Tuesday she had left the radical women’s protest group Femen, accusing it of Islamophobia. “I do not want my name to be associated with an Islamophobic organization,” she told the Maghreb edition of the Huffington Post. “I did not appreciate the action taken by the girls shouting (blasphemous slogans) in front of the Tunisian embassy in Paris,” Sboui said. “That offends many Muslims and many friends of mine. We must respect everyone’s >>>

TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — A women's rights activist who shocked Tunisians by posting topless photos of herself online said Tuesday she is quitting the Ukrainian feminist group Femen because of what she calls its anti-Islam outlook.Amina Sboui told The Associated Press in a telephone interview that Femen activists had shouted chants insulting to Islam at some of the group's demonstrations, among other "Islamophobic" acts.Sboui said she also objects to the group's "obscure financing."In Ukraine, Femen issued a statement saying it "believes Amina's accusations to be inspired by her conformist >>>

TUNIS, Tunisia — A women's rights activist who shocked Tunisians by posting topless photos of herself online said Tuesday she is quitting the Ukrainian feminist group Femen because of what she calls its anti-Islam outlook. Amina Sboui told The Associated Press in a telephone interview that Femen activists had shouted chants insulting to Islam at some of the group's demonstrations, among other "Islamophobic" acts. Sboui said she also objects to the group's "obscure financing." In Ukraine, Femen issued a statement saying it "believes Amina's accusations >>>