Sexist Polish mammogram campaign encourages molestation

451PM GMT twenty-three March 2010

The Opole cancer sanatorium sent letters in new months to association directors in south-western Poland asking them to inspire womanlike employees to have breast cancer checks.

The letters contained the debate aphorism "I check the breasts of my employees myself."

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Joanna Piotrowska, of the feminist Feminoteka group, pronounced the aphorism was sexist and that it speedy seduction and treating employees similar to property.

Krystyna Raczynska, who ran the sanatorium campaign, pronounced the sanatorium had attempted to make use of humour in sequence to pull courtesy to the issue. She pronounced no corruption was intended.