March 10, 2012 | 11:14 ISTANBUL. – The Ukrainian Femen activists, who on Thursday disrobed and carried out a demonstration at Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia Square and were subsequently detained, have been deported from Turkey.After being detained, the Ukrainian activists were taken to police precinct, then to the airport, and afterward they were deported from the country. At the airport however, the Femen members again attempted to demonstrate by taking off their clothes, but the police quickly prevented this, Hurriyet daily of Turkey informs.       The Femen members had come to Istanbul on >>>

Four members of the Femen group, wearing bruise-like makeup, chanted slogans and displayed banners in the one-minute protest in İstanbul to mark International Women's Day on Thursday. Using makeup, they also portrayed themselves women who had been beaten or suffered acid burns at the hands of husbands or in-laws. They were immediately dragged into a police vehicle and driven away. Police took them to Foreigners Department at İstanbul Police Department on Friday and sent them with a civilian car to Atatürk İstanbul International Airport. They were accompanied by police with civilian >>>