Female who was based on the feminist action group Femen dead in Paris

Oksana Shachko, a former member and directly involved in the founding of the Ukrainian feminist protest group Femen, was found dead Tuesday in her apartment in Paris. According to Femen's founder, Anna Hutsol, there is suicide. Shachiko, 31, was said to have been depressed and Hutsol had "worries […] that things are not going well in the world".

Femen has been known since its founding in 2008 for actions in which women disrupt walk-in meetings to draw attention to women's rights. The actions led to the women being prosecuted and imprisoned.

Prince Femence Inna Shevchenko, also living in Paris, praises Facebook in reaction to the fighting spirit of Facebook Shakhko and calls it a heroine: "We stayed together in the place of the". Independence, (…) survived in the Belarusian forest after being tortured and walked in the streets of Paris. (…) Oksana is no longer with us, but she is there, she is everywhere. Oksana, she is in all of us, she is in Femen, she is in the history of feminism. "

Shashko has lived in exile in Paris since 2013. She had distanced herself from feminism and devoted herself to painting. (NRC)

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