The activists are fighting for female barechestedness to be permissible
in all areas that men and boys are allowed to be topless, as well as
opposing social media censorship. The movement aims to advance gender
equality and to oppose sexual objectification.
Samantha Pressdee, the event organizer, said: “I’ve been a member of
the Free The n!ppl$ campaign over the past year. I joined the campaign
to challenge the way women’s bre@.$ts were perceived. 
bre@.$ts have been sexualised and the point of this campaign is that
they don’t have to sexual. There’s nothing wrong with kids seeing
nudity if it’s not in a sexual context.
We had a lovely time, loads of pictures were taken We ended up
relaxing on the beach, some people decided to go for a swim whilst
others brought out their guitars.” 
International Go Topless Day is the next event that has demonstrations
in dozens of cities around the world. It is held to support the right of
women to go topless in public and men to cover their chests by wearing
brassieres or bikinis on gender-equality grounds.
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