An activist of the Femen movement tried to disrupt the ceremony of signing official documents with the participation of the presidents of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko and Ukraine Petro Poroshenko.
During the signing of documents between the ministers of culture of the two countries in a crowd of journalists, the Femen representative took off her T-shirt, remaining topless.
“Having broken through the security, the topless activist shouted slogans: “Long live Belarus!” and “Stop dictatorship!”
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“The Femen movement thus expressed its attitude towards the visit of the Belarusian dictator to Ukraine. Hundreds of Ukrainians have died and continue to die for democracy and freedom of Ukraine, but today at the official level in our country they accept a person who kills, kidnaps people in his country and suppresses all dissent.
In 2011, Femen activists became victims of the Belarusian KGB. During a protest against Lukashenko in Minsk, they were kidnapped by KGB officers, after which they were tortured, abused and thrown naked, scared and without documents in the forest.
Femen wants to remind the whole world - Lukashenko is a dictator and we should not accept him in a democratic country! Long live Belarus!” – the organization said in a statement.
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