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French LGBTQ rights leader hospitalised after homophobic attack in Paris

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Pierre Picavet, a French police officer and president of FLAG!, an LGBTQ rights association for interior and justice ministry employees, was hospitalised after a nighttime attack in the Marais district of Paris. Prosecutors said he was struck with a bottle, sustaining internal bleeding and a head wound. The attacker allegedly used homophobic slurs and continued despite Picavet identifying himself as a police officer. The suspect, who was intoxicated and had no prior record, was taken into custody. Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire condemned the attack, and STOP Homophobie denounced it as homophobic violence.

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Pierre Picavet was attacked in the Marais district of Paris overnight from Saturday to Sunday.

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He was struck with a bottle and sustained internal bleeding and a head wound.

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The suspect was taken into custody and was intoxicated at the time.

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Picavet identified himself as a police officer but was still attacked.

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Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire condemned the attack.

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The attacker directed homophobic slurs at him.

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Attack on LGBTQ rights leader in Paris

Pierre Picavet, head of LGBTQ association FLAG!, was hospitalised after being attacked with a bottle in Paris's Marais district. The suspect is in custody.

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