April issue of Playboy in France sold out in three hours because of Secretary of State Schyapp on the cover (3 photos)
Secretary of State to the Prime Minister for Social Affairs economy and public life Marlene Schyappa decided to draw attention ordinary French, starring for Playboy. 
However, lovers of "nudity" were in for an unpleasant surprise: there was not a single "naked" photo of the secretary of state in the magazine. On all pictures Marlene Schyappa posing in clothes. Although there were still spicy photos made. On one of them, a politician in a dress with a deep neckline took provocative posture. On her chest is the number 49 drawn with a marker. 3. This is an allusion to an article in the French constitution, which the Prime Minister Elizabeth Bourne took advantage of 16 March. Then the bill to raise retirement age in the country from 62 to 64 years was carried out without voting in Parliament, which led to violent protests across the France. 
Despite this circumstance, the very fact of publication in magazine "for adults" was not liked by all colleagues and superiors Secretary of State. Thus, French Prime Minister Elisabeth Born criticized choice of publication, calling it "not the most suitable, especially in this period when the country is engulfed in protests." French Minister for Equality between Men and Women Isabelle Rome. Schyappa herself believes that "it is necessary to protect the right of women to control their bodies everywhere and always," and she starred for Playboy because "it is important to touch on freedom and feminism" in a magazine that "is not known for promoting the topic of women's rights." In a 12-page interview, she talks about feminism, power, seduction and sex. 
The April issue of the publication went on sale on April 6, and already three hours later the entire circulation of 100,000 copies was sold out, although usually about 30,000 Playboy magazines are sold in France every month. On April 20, an additional 60,000 copies of the issue with Secretary of State on the cover.
