Breast show is sexual exhibitionism?

By liberation.fr | Liberation.fr -

Femen denied the allegations against his client, a former lawyer for the characterization of an act of mere exercise of the Paris Madeleine Church.

Breast, beef liver, stormed Eloise key to the Paris church of La Madeleine, on the morning of the 20th of December. So Femen activists of the limitations of the right to abortion in some European countries, such as Spain in the early thirties. Jump to the altar, calf's liver is not reduced to present the fruits. The inscription on the chest "344 bitch", referring to the 343 Manifesto, published in 1971, Nouvel Observateur.

The simple act of provocation, aggression or an act of sexual exhibitionism? This is a question that now arises is justice. After a complaint by the pastor submitted, Father Bruno Horaist button Eloise actually appeared briefly before a criminal court in Paris on Friday. The lawsuit was eventually released in mid-October, but at a crucial point in the case arose: the characterization of the charges against the activists. The girl who has left since the Femen movement, the "public nuisance" accused, who could win a year's imprisonment and a fine of € 15,000. In this offense and replaced, resulting in the "indecency", "proposes to be called, the law provides that an organ or body part to the view of others or volunteering is exposed to be naked" and "place of the hearing, the public. "

Material element and moral element

It makes no sense that his lawyer, Michael Ghnassia that are going to make a priority question on constitutionality, arguing that "sexual exposure does not have." Installing the plaintiffs, estimated that the QPC "nothing serious, and does not have the effect of delaying the debate."

The exhibition shows a "substantial ელემენტს" და "მორალური ელემენტს". კერძოდ: The part of the more Liberation.fr (...) read

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