Ms Moire said her treatment highlights different approaches in Europe.
"In Amsterdam it was very different - they are more free towards sexuality.
"But in London it was more strict - too strict I think. They don't understand this form of performance."
She claims that before her arrest, her audience in Trafalgar
Square were responding well.
It was very interesting to see many women, who were there for a long time watching and seemed interested," she said.
"I can't look around all the time - I have to concentrate because it could be dangerous for me.
"But I got the feeling people were interested.
"Then some mothers called the police I think because they felt offended.
"It won't stop me. It is a risk, but it is a risk I am willing to take."
Speaking before the show, she said:
"I am standing here today for women’s rights and sexual self-determination.
"Women have a sexuality, just like men have one
However, women decide for themselves when and how they want to be touched and when they don’t.
"Today, you have the chance to touch the box for thirty seconds and feel free. It doesn't matter if you're a woman or a man."
A
Scotland Yard spokesman said:
"Police were called to Trafalgar Square
at 6:25pm on Sunday, June 5, after a member of the public complained
about the behaviour of a woman in the area.
Officers arrived and arrested a man and woman on suspicion of outraging public decency."
He added the woman was charged with outraging public decency; the man was released no further action.
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