WATCH: Catalonia launches controversial campaign to defend women’s topless rights

Catalonia launches controversial campaign to defend women's topless rights

Catalonia launches controversial campaign to defend women's topless rights Credit: Twitter @igualtatcat

Catalonia published a controversial campaign defending women’s rights to go topless, on their official Feminism and Equality Twitter account.

Accompanying Catalonia’s controversial video campaign defending women’s topless rights was a statement that read:

“The sexualisation of #girls begins when we are very young and accompanies us all our lives.”

“That we have to cover our breasts in some places is an example. It is also #discrimination.”

“On the world #topless day, let’s claim the liberation of our bodies.”

“#FeministNormality”

Despite Catalonia’s controversial topless campaign receiving support it also saw some backlash online, with one user responding:

“The sexualisation of girls begins at 0 years old thanks to the education law that you have approved with the PSOE. Aren’t you ashamed of yourselves?”

https://twitter.com/LaiaPujolCat/status/1562445308482977794

Another user responded: “You claim for the liberation of our things while defending religions that prohibit it. Bravo.”

To which one Twitter user responded: “Exactly. Bravo!”

Another user tweeted on Catalonia’s topless campaign:

“You, who normalise and legitimise the Islamic veil (undertaken to subdue, cover and vex the woman), now claim “to walk with your breasts in the air”?”

“You are of volatile and contradictory ideas…#SalvemCatalunya”

Catalonia’s topless campaign follows Spain’s government’s latest campaign featuring five women of very different shapes and sizes, coming under fire after a British model was included in the campaign without her permission.


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Written by

Joshua Manning

Originally from the UK, Joshua is based on the Costa Blanca and is a web reporter for the Euro Weekly News covering international and Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com.

Comments


    • Jacque

      27 August 2022 • 20:30

      I’m all for females, aged 16 to 40 going in the street top less, but please, make it illegal for 90 year old grandmother’s to do this.

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