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Topless women from the Ukranian women's rights group Femen have taken their protest to London's City Hall.Smeared with fake blood and painted with anti-Olympic slogans including "Olympic shame" and "No Sharia", they were attempting to draw attention to the participation of what they called "bloody Islamist regimes" in the Olympics."The Olympic Committee must not have allowed those governments to be represented in the Olympics," protestor Reze Moradi said on Thursday, without specifying any countries.She continuted: "They are fascists of our time, they treat women like third-class >>>

Feminist group take topless protest to Davos Ukrainian protest group Femen protest half-naked at Davos as they demand more female representatives at the World Economic Forum and on political bodies worldwide. Ukrainian feminists stage topless protest near Tower Bridge over Olympic body's 'support for bloody Islamist regimes' Demonstration outside City Hall by feminist protest group Femen Police break up protest against International Olympic Committee Protesters had the slogan 'No Sharia' scrawled on their chests Scotland Yard: Four women arrested on suspicion of disorderly behaviour' Police in >>>

Daubed with painted, wreathed in flowers and topless, the female protesters wore and carried slogans including  "Olympic shame" and "No Sharia" as they demonstrated outside London’s City Hall. Ukrainian women's rights group, Femen, which organised the protest said that it was a disgrace for regimes that treat women like third-class citizens to be included in the London 2012 Olympics. "The Olympic Committee must not have allowed those governments to be represented in the Olympics. They are fascists of our time, they treat women like third-class citizens," said one of the protesters.  On >>>

They were members of Ukrainian women's rights group Femen, which has staged numerous topless protests across Europe, including at the Euro 2012 soccer tournament in Poland and Ukraine where their concern was prostitution in host cities. "The regimes are fascists of our time, they treat women like third-class citizens," said protester Reza Moradi, without specifying any countries. "This is what we object to, this is what they are protesting against." Smeared with fake blood and wearing floral wreaths on their heads, the two topless women ran around the entrance of City Hall in central London for >>>

kpxoxol
Aug. 3, 2012, 6:31 p.m.    

"British police officers arrest a supporter of Ukrainian FEMEN movement"

Disgusting UK police state should treat the democratic FEMEN tits with respect.

Shame on the undemocratic UK.

Their orange stooges in Ukraine are outraged by the UK masters actions judging by the orange indignation expressed so far, heh, heh, heh 😀

Via: kyivpost.com

Four topless female activists were arrested yesterday after staging a protest near Tower Bridge in central London.The women, from Ukrainian protest group Femen, were demonstrating against 'bloody Islamic regimes' which they claim are supported by the International Olympic Committee.Police were called to deal with the protestors, who had slogans saying things like 'no sharia' written on their chests.Pictures show women screaming as police held them to the ground in an attempt to cover them up. A statement from Femen says: 'Femen requires the states that apply the laws of sharia be shut out of >>>

Kyiv: British police arrested four topless Ukrainian women activists from the rights group, Femen, after they staged a protest in central London. The women protesters accused the International Olympic Committee (IOC), of supporting ‘bloody’ Islamist regimes. The demonstration was described as an ‘Islamic marathon’ by the protesters. Some of the women had slogans marked on their bare chests that read ‘No Sharia``. Its stated goals include developing ‘leadership, intellectual and moral qualities of the young women in Ukraine’ and to ‘build up the image of Ukraine, the country with >>>