Women in Femen
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Femen activist Oksana Shachko paints a wall of her room in Kiev. Ukrainian activist group Femen is famous for holding topless protests in Ukraine and abroad demonstrating for women's rights. Reuters/Gleb Garanich
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Femen activist Inna Shevchenko puts on her make-up in an apartment in Kiev. Ukrainian activist group Femen is famous for holding topless protests in Ukraine and abroad demonstrating for women's rights. Reuters/Gleb Garanich
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Femen activists Inna Shevchenko (R) and Anna Hutsol sit at table at the Kupidon (Cupid) cafe, which serves as the movement headquarters, in downtown Kiev. Reuters/Gleb Garanich
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Security guards detain an activist from Femen for staging a performance to support the Russian opposition groups and protest against violations during the parliamentary elections in front of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Moscow. Ukrainian activist group Femen is famous for holding topless protests in Ukraine and abroad demonstrating for women's rights. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov
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Activists from women's rights organisation Femen scrub the paving stones as they stage a protest in front of the entrance to the building where former FMI head Strauss-Kahn lives in Paris. Reuters
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Femen activists Alexandra (L) and Inna Shevchenko address a news conference in Vienna. Ukrainian activist group Femen is famous for holding topless protests in Ukraine and abroad demonstrating for women's rights. Reuters/Heinz-Peter Bader
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Femen activist Oksana Shachko sits at table in her room in Kiev. Oksana, 25, one of the few founding members of Femen, studied iconography in the city of Khmelnitsky and rents a room in an apartment in Kiev. Reuters/Gleb Garanich
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