Activists from a group called Femen have even blamed the government and UEFA chiefs of profiting from the high ceilinged vice trade. A British journalist visited their headquarters, and spotted maps with arrows pinpointing where the police and England fans will be located during the match. The group’s leader, Inna Shevchenko, said the only motive behind organizing such a big tournament in Ukraine was to make money of prostitution. An activist of the Ukranian feminist group FEMEN. Photo: AFP “We are planning sex attacks, sex diversions, sex sabotage. I cannot give details. >>>

Ukraine's band of bare-breasted feminist demonstrators have been out in force at the Euro 2012 soccer championships. FEMEN activists recently staged a nude protest outside Warsaw's National Stadium. Young women in the group remove their shirts to protest sex tourism, international marriage agencies, and other activities that they believe degrade young Ukrainian women. In Warsaw, they used fire extinguishers to advance their claim that the soccer championships promote prostitution. Naturally, the protest attracted hordes of men with cameras. The video below shows how these women spent two months >>>

Ukraine's band of bare-breasted feminist demonstrators have been out in force at the Euro 2012 soccer championships. FEMEN activists recently staged a nude protest outside Warsaw's National Stadium. Young women in the group remove their shirts to protest sex tourism, international marriage agencies, and other activities that they believe degrade young Ukrainian women. In Warsaw, they used fire extinguishers to advance their claim that the soccer championships promote prostitution. Naturally, the protest attracted hordes of men with cameras. The video below shows how these women spent two months >>>

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WARSAW, Poland — Polish police say they have detained four Ukrainian feminists after they removed their shirts in front of Warsaw's National Stadium to protest against the European Championship.The women belong to the group Femen, which opposes Euro 2012 because it fears the tournament will lead to an increase in prostitution.Some of the activists also used a vulgar insult against the sporting event, which started on Friday with the match between Poland and Greece in the capital. Security guards intervened immediately and were soon backed up by police, who detained the women.Maciej Karczynski, >>>

Current Rating 4.0 FEMEN activists has staged a nude protest against the Euro 2012 championship in front of Warsaw’s National Stadium. The activists are hoping to shed light on prostitution and the Ukrainian sex trade crisis.At euronews we believe in the intelligence of our viewers and we think that the mission of a news channel is to deliver facts without any opinion or bias, so that the viewers can make their own opinion on world events.We also think that sometimes images need no explanation or commentary, which is >>>

By Alexandra Hudson and Rob Strybel WARSAW | Sat Jun 9, 2012 2:27pm BST WARSAW (Reuters) - Warsaw's mayor on Saturday praised the safe party atmosphere in the city for the opening night of Euro 2012, during which some 140,000 people passed through the fan zone and police reported only a handful of incidents. "We have three weeks to go of course but we had huge crowds and football fans enjoyed themselves in a carnival atmosphere," Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz told a news conference.Warsaw's giant fan zone around the striking Palace of Culture and Science >>>

Warsaw's mayor on Saturday praised the safe party atmosphere in the city for the opening night of Euro 2012, during which some 140,000 people passed through the fan zone and police reported only a handful of incidents. "We have three weeks to go of course but we had huge crowds and football fans enjoyed themselves in a carnival atmosphere," Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz told a news conference. Warsaw's giant fan zone around the striking Palace of Culture and Science accommodates 100,000 fans, and was full on Friday for Poland's 1-1 draw with Greece and Russia's 4-1 victory over the Czech Republic. >>>