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Few days ago, I had to move from my house because I m being threatened by queer activists.
It’s the 6th time that I have to move from the place where I live because of my political opinions.
It’s the 6th time that I have to move from the place where I live because of my political opinions.
1.
The 1st time was in 2013, I was living in a Parisian theater called “Le Lavoir Moderne Parisien” with my FEMEN friends, and there was a fire in one of our bedrooms. The police was never able to tell us if it was an “accident” or not.
The 1st time was in 2013, I was living in a Parisian theater called “Le Lavoir Moderne Parisien” with my FEMEN friends, and there was a fire in one of our bedrooms. The police was never able to tell us if it was an “accident” or not.
2.
Then we moved in a squat near Paris, where we lived together for 2 years. But it had to close because of dead threats. We were receiving threats from extreme right and islamists every day.
Fascists even plan to come to “visit” us one day but 20 cars of police stopped them.
Then we moved in a squat near Paris, where we lived together for 2 years. But it had to close because of dead threats. We were receiving threats from extreme right and islamists every day.
Fascists even plan to come to “visit” us one day but 20 cars of police stopped them.
3.
I moved to Marseille where street harrassment was terrible. In the disctrict where I lived, everyone knew the neighborhood, and when I start to fight against men harassing me in the street, they all knew where I used to live so they shot a bullet in my window with a real gun.
I moved to Marseille where street harrassment was terrible. In the disctrict where I lived, everyone knew the neighborhood, and when I start to fight against men harassing me in the street, they all knew where I used to live so they shot a bullet in my window with a real gun.
4.
So I moved in an other appartment in Marseille and I started to stick feminists messages in the streets. At that time, I was working in a high school. Students saw one of my message on Twitter and found all the pictures of me protesting as a Femen activist.
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So I moved in an other appartment in Marseille and I started to stick feminists messages in the streets. At that time, I was working in a high school. Students saw one of my message on Twitter and found all the pictures of me protesting as a Femen activist.
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My employers ask me to leave. It was anyway not possible to stay there because I was receiving threats from students on my social networks. So I leaved Marseille.
5.
I moved in a squat called “Le Jardin Denfert” where I developped the “collages feminicides movement”. There, a men told me several times that he doesn’t talk to women and that we are not equals. I ask to the people with who I was leaving to kick him out. They didn’t agree.
I moved in a squat called “Le Jardin Denfert” where I developped the “collages feminicides movement”. There, a men told me several times that he doesn’t talk to women and that we are not equals. I ask to the people with who I was leaving to kick him out. They didn’t agree.
6.
So I moved to an other squat where a perverse is been harassing me for few months now, because he can’t stand women who have power.
Near this squat where I live, I opened an other one dedicated to the fight against feminicide.
So I moved to an other squat where a perverse is been harassing me for few months now, because he can’t stand women who have power.
Near this squat where I live, I opened an other one dedicated to the fight against feminicide.
I had to leave this place few days ago because queer and transactivists people found out the address and are threatening me because I said that women don’t have dicks.
So I’m homeless because I said that women don’t have dicks. I can’t believe it.
So I’m homeless because I said that women don’t have dicks. I can’t believe it.
