PHOTOS: Femen Topless Protesters Launch Campaign On Mayday Parade

Several female topless activists from the exhibitionist feminist group FEMEN was detained by French police on May 1, Wednesday.

The group launched a regular protest against a traditional march held by the far-right National Front (FN) party on May Day. The sextremists claim that their campaign aimed at fight with fascist epidemic infecting all Europe.



FN was expected to announce coaliation of all European radical right wing’s parties in his May Day speech. At least two topless women with soiled FN's logo appeared in front of the extreme right wing euro deputy Bruno Gollnisch, shouting "Fascist Epidemic" and "No to The Fascist Union", trying to delay the departure of the demonstration.


At their official Facebook page they urge French people to get out of their beds and rise up against the pending risk lingering on Europe. They also promise that sextremist resistence will keep on growing to resist a spreading fascist contamination.


Despite the detention the attempts to disrupt the event didn't end - a couple of hours later another FEMEN member trying to frustrate FN's leader speech was arrested. FN is polling at more than 30% nationwide and is expected to score a historic result at the EU elections.


The FEMEN organization became internationally known for organizing controversial topless protests against sex tourism, religious institutions, sexism and other social, national and international topics. In October 2013 FEMEN had its largest membership in France: 30 local activists in January 2013.