Of course it can because the breasts, ovaries and colon are usually covered and protected from the sun.
But seriously, as one who has had a few bouts with basil cell carcinoma I'd suggest avoiding long periods exposed to the sun.
As a teen I regularly had serious sunburns. Starting at the age of 29, I have had over a dozen basal cell carcinomas removed. I had Moh's surgery for a squamous cell carcinoma in the mid- 1990's. I have spent most of 2005 undergoing surgery & interferon treatment for melanoma. I am 53 years old and if I had a way of posting photographs, would insert a 8 X 10 color glossy of the "wide local excision" done on the right side of my face. I think a few young people might think twice about spending hours at a tanning booth if they knew the truth about the potential consequences!