Oksana Chatchko, co-founder of Femen committed suicide in Paris

The activist and co-founder of the Femen, 31-year-old Oksana Chatchko, was found dead in her Paris apartment on 24 July.

Oksana Chatchko, a young co-founder and ex-member of the feminist Femen group, was found dead on Tuesday in her apartment in Paris, according to the announcement of Inna Shevchenko, leader of the movement: "Oksana a was found yesterday in Paris in her apartment She committed suicide " she told AFP.

The young woman had founded, along with three other activists, the feminist movement that was made known through her bad actions in Ukraine, in 2008. Only Oksana had exiled herself to France, to Paris, in 2013. She had notably made the choice to leave her position in the organization and live, henceforth (19659004) This morning, Anne Goutsol, another co-founder, published a confirmation of her death on her own Facebook page: "The most courageous (…) Oksana Chatchko told us With her family and friends, we are in mourning and we are waiting for her official version of the font. For the moment, what we know is that (…) Oksana's body was found in his apartment in Paris. According to her friends, she left a suicide letter. " The causes of suicide remain unclear

The group of activists Femen also spoke to him via his Facebook page, paying full respect to "one of the most remarkable women of our time, one of the greatest fighters who fought hard against the injustices she has faced with the injustices of our society ".