FEMEN reviews its 2013 highlights

FEMEN reviews its 2013 highlights
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By Euronews
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It’s been a busy year for the FEMEN movement! Here are some of their most memorable moments…

October 2013: Three FEMEN activists in Germany called on Hamburg’s mayor, Olaf Scholz, to put an end to racism.

№21 23/10/2013 Hamburg. Germany. Stop racist! http://t.co/SMJRgz19p5pic.twitter.com/KIwAFGVShb

— FEMEN (@FEMEN_Movement) December 31, 2013

June 2013: FEMEN protesters blocked the Tunisian Prime Minster’s car during his visit to the European Parliament in Brussels.

№16 25/06/2013 Brussels. Belgium. European Parliament. Stop the car! http://t.co/2JSxyzojbJpic.twitter.com/OQNpDMQRhG

— FEMEN (@FEMEN_Movement) December 31, 2013

May 2013: Supporters of the FEMEN movement held their first topless protest in an Islamic state, calling for the release of activist Amina Tyler from a prison in Tunisia.

№11 29/05/2013 Tunisia. Tunisia. BREAST FEED REVOLUTION! http://t.co/X4Oa8NpQ9Bpic.twitter.com/QCeVk2Pesx

— FEMEN (@FEMEN_Movement) December 31, 2013

April 2013: Protesters rallied against Russia’s President Putin in Hamburg, Germany.

№7 08/04/2014 Hannover. Germany. FUCK YOU, PUTIN! pic.twitter.com/rUrSKtwoST

— FEMEN (@FEMEN_Movement) December 31, 2013

April 2013: Activist Meriam burned a Salafist flag in front of a Parisian mosque in an act FEMEN say symbolises “women’s fight with wild religious extremism”.

№6 03/04/2013 Paris. France. Mosque. FIRE OF REVOLUTION! http://t.co/jGbNT0ny3Opic.twitter.com/ZGC0Z5wqJo

— FEMEN (@FEMEN_Movement) December 31, 2013

January 2013: FEMEN took their own unique form of protest outside the Vatican to attack “inequality in Catholic traditions”.

13/01/ Vatican. Shut up homophobe! FEMEN hits catholic traditions of inequality by sexual revolution. pic.twitter.com/xW2Yd1G6Pi

— FEMEN (@FEMEN_Movement) December 31, 2013

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