Two topless protesters crashed an anti-abortion rally on Parliament Hill Thursday afternoon.
Being topless is legal in Ontario, however the RCMP says the pair were arrested for 鈥渃ausing a disturbance.鈥�
The demonstrators interrupted the 17th annual National March for Life rally held by the Campaign Life Coalition, which this year focused on banning abortion drug RU-486, still under review by Health Canada.
The women, who had phrases like 鈥渕y body, my rules鈥� painted on their bodies and on signs, are part of an international activist group called FEMEN. The group describes themselves as a collection of 鈥渂rave, topless, female activists painted with slogans and crowned with flowers.鈥�
The RCMP confirmed two females were arrested, and that the pair were issued a trespass notice under the trespass and property act and released from custody.
