Prague. With major European soccer leagues over, football fans have now turned their focus to the upcoming 14th edition of Euro 2012 championship to be co-hosted by Ukraine and Poland between 8 June and 1 July 2012.

Many fans will flock the two countries to watch their favourite stars in action and may be engage in some “tourism activities”.The publicity accorded to this event has given scandalous Ukrainian women movement "Femen” more prominence lately.

The group known for its daring attitude in voicing their concerns is now vehemently opposed to Euro 2012 fans not sticking to football matters alone as this would lead to upheaval of such diseases as AIDS and tuberculosis in Europe. The group has caught security forces in Ukraine off-guard several times and managed successfully to stage their ‘semi-naked’ demonstrations.   (Agencies)

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