‘No more Pope’: Femen activists get naked in Notre Dame to mark Pope’s resignation Published: 12 February, 2013, 22:00 Activists from the women's rights organisation Femen protest in front of the new eight bronze bells displayed in the nave of Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral in Paris February 12, 2013 (Reuters / Charles Platiau) Eight Femen activists undressed and flashed their breasts inside the iconic Notre Dame cathedral in Paris. The notorious female group marked Pope Benedict XVI's resignation in typically scandalous fashion. Activists >>>

Topless members of a Ukrainian feminist group have taken to Paris’s Notre Dame Cathedral in celebration at the announcement of Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation. Eight members of the feminist group, Femen, demonstrated in the centre of Paris, in celebration that Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation yesterday. The members of the group, who have demonstrated for feminist and gay rights against the Pope in the past, shouted: “Pope no more!”, “No more homophobe” and “Bye bye Benedict!”. One passed by commented: “This is a sacred place, you can’t strip here.” The group >>>

If you've been baffled by the Ukrainian topless women's group Femen, then have we got a video for you.

The activist group is catching on in different countries because it's reclaiming nudity as a means of challenging patriarchy.

Femen has spread from Kyiv to Paris to Sao Paulo. Don't be surprised if this is the year it arrives in Canada or the United States.

Via: straight.com

Activists from Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN staged yet another topless protest Saturday in Davos, Switzerland. Picketing outside of the 2013 World Economic Forum (WEF), the trio of women chanted "S.O.S. Davos," shot off flares and blew whistles in a demonstration against what they say is male domination of the world economy, Independent Television News reports. Swiss police detained the women after they tried to breach the security barrier. SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTOS, VIDEO Top financial officials met last week at a resort >>>

Activists from Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN staged yet another topless protest Saturday in Davos, Switzerland. Picketing outside of the 2013 World Economic Forum (WEF), the trio of women chanted "S.O.S. Davos," shot off flares and blew whistles in a demonstration against what they say is male domination of the world economy, Independent Television News reports. Swiss police detained the women after they tried to breach the security barrier. SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTOS, VIDEO Top financial officials met last week at a resort >>>

Activists from Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN staged yet another topless protest Saturday in Davos, Switzerland. Picketing outside of the 2013 World Economic Forum (WEF), the trio of women chanted "S.O.S. Davos," shot off flares and blew whistles in a demonstration against what they say is male domination of the world economy, Independent Television News reports. Swiss police detained the women after they tried to breach the security barrier. SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTOS, VIDEO Top financial officials met last week at a resort >>>

Activists from Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN staged yet another topless protest Saturday in Davos, Switzerland. Picketing outside of the 2013 World Economic Forum (WEF), the trio of women chanted "S.O.S. Davos," shot off flares and blew whistles in a demonstration against what they say is male domination of the world economy, Independent Television News reports. Swiss police detained the women after they tried to breach the security barrier. SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTOS, VIDEO Top financial officials met last week at a resort >>>

Activists from Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN staged yet another topless protest Saturday in Davos, Switzerland. Picketing outside of the 2013 World Economic Forum (WEF), the trio of women chanted "S.O.S. Davos," shot off flares and blew whistles in a demonstration against what they say is male domination of the world economy, Independent Television News reports. Swiss police detained the women after they tried to breach the security barrier. SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTOS, VIDEO Top financial officials met last week at a resort >>>