

Inna Shevchenko (R) of the Ukrainian women's rights group Femen takes part in a Jan. 17 demonstration in front of a Kyiv court to protest her arrest. The poster reads: “Hands off, Femen.” Opposition politicians and pro-democracy advocates accuse President Viktor Yanukovych of trampling on the constitution to monopolize power and persecute political opponents.
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I wish Ukraine had more people like those in Femen who are willing to stand up for their beliefs.
My congratulations Femen for being more than most.
I wish Ukraine had more people like those in Femen who are willing to strip in public for their beliefs.
My congratulations Femen for wearing less than most.
If these women protest during the day I wonder when they work. Maybe they work the night shift.
I took salsa lessons with Yatsenko this summer....shy guy, the perfect target for sexy ladies to extortion...he is probably working for free-