FEMEN

Femen leader Inna Shevchenko wrote on Twitter, explaining that the stunt was intended to "denounce the hypocrisy of this November 11th [Armistice Day], which celebrates peace with the greatest dictators, racist, homophobic, sexist and anti-liberty [leaders] of the planet."

It happened just hours before Pope Francis was set to give his annual Christmas address.

It is the second time the Roshen store has been targeted in protest against Petro Poroshenko.

The "sextremist" protest group has quashed a former member's claim of its demise.

Kiev wants a European future, but LGBT rights remain neglected.

The activist hung next to a banner that read "Welcome Rouhani, executioner of freedom."

The women from the Femen activist group had "Heil Le Pen" and "Stop Fascism" written on their breasts.

The Femen group leader shares the rules she would pass if she were to run the world.

The sex worker's trade union say calls for criminalisation are fuelled by an ulterior motive to send home illegal migrants.

"Our voices must be louder than the sound of bullets," says Ukrainian FEMEN activist Inna Shevchenko.

Strauss-Kahn, 65, is accused of instigating parties he knew involved prostitutes between 2008-2011.

The Femen women's rights activist was freed after stealing a baby Jesus figurine on Christmas Day bare-breasted.

The Ukrainian woman was arrested on Friday and has been questioned by a judge