Inna Shevchenko, leader of the feminist movement FEMEN France, appeared topless on a live program on Arab television channel Al Jazeera to protest "Medieval prejudices." On the evening program The Stream, which addressed the relationship between feminism and Islam, the program host asked Shevchenko: "What is better for women: nudity or the paranja?" Shevchenko responded by taking off her T-shirt."By doing that she gave practical advice, calling the attitude to a naked woman an indicator of freedom," the report says.The program host said images of naked women are unacceptable >>>

News 26 October 2012, 12:37FEMEN activist takes tops off on live Al Jazeera program Kyiv, October 26, Interfax - Inna Shevchenko, leader of the feminist movement FEMEN France, appeared topless on a live program on Arab television channel Al Jazeera to protest "Medieval prejudices." On the evening program The Stream, which addressed the relationship between feminism and Islam, the program host asked Shevchenko: "What is better for women: nudity or the yashmak?" >>>

11:16 Inna Shevchenko, leader of the feminist movement FEMEN France, appeared topless on a live program on Arab television channel Al Jazeera to protest "Medieval prejudices."On the evening program The Stream, which addressed the relationship between feminism and Islam, the program host asked Shevchenko: "What is better for women: nudity or the paranja?" Shevchenko responded by taking off her T-shirt."By doing that she gave practical advice, calling the attitude to a naked woman an indicator of freedom," the report says.The program host said images of naked women are >>>

Ukraine,  l'envers du décor Pour la première fois dans l'histoire du Pays, l'Ukraine accueille cette année le championnat d’Europe (UEFA) de football. Pour l'occasion, le gouvernement a rénové quatre stades dans les quatre villes principales du pays. En outre, 22 000 policiers ont été mobilisés pour assurer le bon déroulement de la compétition. Cependant, derrière cette façade dorée, l'Ukraine cache deux grands problèmes : la prostitution et un système policier barbare. Toute l'Europe a contacté Oleksandra Shevchenko, activiste du mouvement féministe FEMEN, et Max Tucker >>>

Their audacious topless stunts have earned them high-value exposure in the West - but with an approaching election at home in Ukraine, can the women's rights group Femen make a real difference? The door to Femen headquarters is adorned with a large pair of sculpted breasts, painted in blue and yellow, the Ukrainian colours. Despite complaining of police harassment and making plenty of enemies, >>>

Their audacious topless stunts have earned them high-value exposure in the West - but with an approaching election at home in Ukraine, can the women's rights group Femen make a real difference? 

The door to Femen headquarters is adorned with a large pair of sculpted breasts, painted in blue and yellow, the Ukrainian colours.

Despite complaining of police harassment and making plenty of enemies, they clearly have no intention of being discreet.

Read more here. 

Via: kyivpost.com

23 October 2012 Last updated at 23:27 GMT By Sam Wilson BBC News, Kyiv Their audacious topless stunts have earned them high-value exposure in the West - but with an approaching election at home in Ukraine, can the women's rights group Femen make a real difference? The door to Femen headquarters is adorned with a large pair of sculpted breasts, painted in blue and yellow, the Ukrainian colours. Despite >>>

The police have questioned the leader of the women's movement FEMEN, Hanna Hutsol, in connection with a criminal investigation into the sawing down of a memorial cross in the center of Kyiv. Hutsol was questioned on Monday in Pechersky district police department, Interfax-Ukraine learned at the Interior Ministry.Meanwhile, FEMIN said on Monday that three of its activists - Inna Shevchenko, Hanna Hutsol and Oksana Shachko had been summoned for questioning."FEMEN links the opening of a criminal case into the sawing down of the cross to the recent demand by President [of Ukraine >>>

13:59 The police have questioned the leader of the women's movement FEMEN, Hanna Hutsol, in connection with a criminal investigation into the sawing down of a memorial cross in the center of Kyiv.Hutsol was questioned on Monday in Pechersky district police department, Interfax-Ukraine learned at the Interior Ministry.Meanwhile, FEMIN said on Monday that three of its activists - Inna Shevchenko, Hanna Hutsol and Oksana Shachko had been summoned for questioning."FEMEN links the opening of a criminal case into the sawing down of the cross to the recent demand by President >>>

Filed by KOSU News in World News.October 19, 2012Sometimes, less is more. That’s certainly the thinking of the Ukrainian feminist movement Femen, best known for its bare-breasted protests in its home country. Now it has brought its self-described “sextremism” to Paris, opening its first international training camp and wasting no time attracting new recruits, causes and attention. On a recent sunny morning, seven young women stride purposefully toward the stone facade of France’s Justice Ministry. Suddenly they throw their coats to the ground. Slogans are painted across their bare >>>