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+7A French policeman face-plants into a wall after getting distracted by topless Femen protesters in Paris
Police officer distracted by topless Femen protest runs into wall
Holding signs reading 'Naked and free' and 'My body, my manifesto' they took to the streets chanting slogans such as 'Feminist not exhibitionist' and 'Not criminals'.Zhdanova was given a fine of 1,500 euros - £1,182 - by the Parisian court for destroying Russian President Vladimir Putin's wax statue at the Grevin museum in The leader of the topless feminist group, Inna Schevchenko, was among the protesters and she was seen being carried away by police.
+7Dozens of activists were seen running through the streets of Paris after rallying at the Palace of Justice
+7The police officer tried to catch the activists, but instead sprinted straight into a wall head-first
+7He was seen looking dazed and confused when he tried to stand up after hitting his head on the wallSince she was given political asylum in France last year, Shevchenko has masterminded the expansion of the feminist organisation, adding branches in Canada, Germany and Israel. The movement, which began in Eastern Europe, is notorious for using nudity to promote their message of female emancipation.They have staged topless protests at Paris Fashion Week, Germany's Next Top Model and on stage with Vladimir Putin.
+7At least 25 Femen members were arrested after rallying against the sentence given to activist Iana Zhdanova
Holding signs reading 'Naked and free' and 'My body, my manifesto' they took to the streets chanting slogans such as 'Feminist not exhibitionist' and 'Not criminals'
