A woman who allegedly stormed a luxury boutique wearing just a G-string and smeared in "menstrual blood" to protest animal rights abuses has been charged.
Serial activist Tash Peterson posted video and images of the incident at the Louis Vuitton store in Perth on social media, writing that the protest symbolised "the bloodshed of the animal holocaust and the engrained [sic] anthropocentrism in our society".
"I am using my blood, my body, my voice and my human privilege to speak up for the non-human animals who are so oppressed they are not even considered to be victims," she wrote on Instagram.