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 On International Women's Day, some activists and feminists have used nudity as a form of peaceful protest to: - Draw attention to gender-based violence and discrimination - Challenge societal beauty standards and objectification - Reclaim their bodies and sexuality - Demand equal rights and empowerment This form of protest is not universal and may vary across cultures and regions. Some examples include: - The "Femen" movement, which uses topless protests to highlight gender inequality and sexual oppression - The "Free the Nipple" campaign, which advocates for the desexualization of the female breast - Various nude protests and marches held globally on International Women's Day While nudity can be a powerful tool for protest, it's important to recognize that: - Not all women feel comfortable using nudity as a form of protest - Cultural and personal beliefs about nudity vary widely - The effectiveness of nude protests in achieving their goals is debate