三過激チュニジア, アミナをリリースする依頼する 裁判所に自分の胸を表示
Three militants display their breasts to the courthouse to ask to be released the Tunisian Amina
Femen lleva su protesta a Túnez
Tres militantes exhiben sus senos ante el palacio de justicia para pedir que sea liberada la tunecina Amina
Ignacio Cembrero Madrid 29 MAY 2013 - 14:43 CET
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Femen takes his protest to Tunisia
Three militants display their breasts to the courthouse to ask to be released the Tunisian Amina
Ignacio Cembrero Madrid 29 MAY 2013 - 14:43 CET
Activists of Femen, the radical feminist group, had not been achieved until now their breasts in public in Europe and Brazil, but today they dared to do so for the first time in an Arab country: Tunisia.
Three activists of FEMEN, two French and one German, stripped from the waist up at the gates of the Palace of Justice in Tunisia while shouting: Free Amina now! (Liberate Amina now!). Hoisted a red banners that read the same line and in their breasts had painted the words "Breast feed Revolution" (Revolution breastfed).
Amina is the young Tunisian who became famous by showing, in March, her breasts in his Facebook page. After being missing for almost two months reappeared on Sunday, May 19, in Kairouan, the fourth holiest city of Islam, by the Tunisians. There he wrote the word "Femen" on the wall of a cemetery, was rebuked by some passersby and finally stopped by the police.
A group of journalists was today before the gates of the courthouse just as feminists held their industrial action. It is suspected that they had been summoned discreetly. First came a plainclothes police pulled them after their banners and other soldiers that led into the building. The Consul of France in Tunisia soon arrived at the scene.
The protest sparked feminist rejection of passersby that insulted and messed with the journalists that there was a struggle. Police briefly detained half dozen correspondents.
The three women arrested can be sentenced to six months in jail for violating modesty as prescribed by the Tunisian penal code, but more likely to be expelled from the country. At that same penalty also runs the risk of being sentenced Amina, whose name has never been revealed. It is however, possible, that the prosecution also impute cemetery desecration a crime that can get punished by two years' imprisonment.
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