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May 12, 2013: Souheib Bahri, the Tunisian lawyer representing the three Femen activists, speaks before the trial at the Tunis Court of First Instance, where the three Femen activists—who had come from France and Germany to stage a topless protest two weeks earlier—are on trial. Having been in custody for two weeks, they were sentenced to 4 months and 1 day in prison without parole.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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December 12, 2013: Outside the courthouse, in front of a few journalists, a small group of women called for a harsh and maximum sentence for the “three Femen activists who committed an indecent act.” At the Tunis Court of First Instance, the trial is underway for the three Femen activists who traveled from France and Germany to stage a topless protest two weeks earlier. Having been in custody for two weeks, they were sentenced to 4 months and 1 day in prison without parole.December 12, 2013: Outside the courthouse, in front of a few journalists, a small group of women called for a harsh and maximum sentence for the “three Femen activists who committed an indecent act.” At the Tunis Court of First Instance, the trial is underway for the three Femen activists who traveled from France and Germany to stage a topless protest two weeks earlier. Having been in custody for two weeks, they were sentenced to 4 months and 1 day in prison without parole.December 12, 2013: Outside the courthouse, in front of a few journalists, a small group of women called for a harsh and maximum sentence for the “three Femen activists who committed an indecent act.” At the Tunis Court of First Instance, the trial is underway for the three Femen activists who traveled from France and Germany to stage a topless protest two weeks earlier. Having been in custody for two weeks, they were sentenced to 4 months and 1 day in prison without parole.December 12, 2013: Outside the courthouse, in front of a few journalists, a small group of women called for a harsh and maximum sentence for the “three Femen activists who committed an indecent act.” At the Tunis Court of First Instance, the trial is underway for the three Femen activists who traveled from France and Germany to stage a topless protest two weeks earlier. Having been in custody for two weeks, they were sentenced to 4 months and 1 day in prison without parole.May 12, 2013: The van carrying the three Femen activists arrived at the courthouse for their trial. At the Tunis Court of First Instance, the trial was underway for the three Femen activists who had come from France and Germany to stage a topless protest two weeks earlier. Having been in custody for two weeks, they were sentenced to 4 months and 1 day in prison without parole.December 12, 2013: At the Tunis Court of First Instance, the trial began for the three Femen activists who had come from France and Germany to stage a topless protest two weeks earlier. Having been in custody for two weeks, they were sentenced to 4 months and 1 day in prison without parole.
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May 12, 2013: Souheib Bahri, the Tunisian lawyer representing the three Femen activists, speaks before the trial at the Tunis Court of First Instance, where the three Femen activists—who had come from France and Germany to stage a topless protest two weeks earlier—are on trial. Having been in custody for two weeks, they were sentenced to 4 months and 1 day in prison without parole.

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CategoryActualités / 2013 / M21-210 Femen Trial, June 12, 2013
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Date taken2013
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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