Six Arrested After Far-Right Attack on Paris Immigrant Workers’ Association
A militant was stabbed and seriously injured during a violent assault by radical far-right individuals targeting a cultural event in the 10th arrondissement.
- A group of approximately 20 masked individuals attacked the Association of Turkish Immigrant Workers (ACTIT) in Paris, disrupting an antifascist film screening.
- A 30-year-old CGT union militant was stabbed and hospitalized with critical injuries but has since been discharged.
- Six suspects, identified as belonging to the far-right radical movement, were arrested and are in custody while investigations continue.
- Authorities have opened an attempted homicide investigation, with the case handled by the second district of police judicial services.
- The incident has prompted widespread condemnation from political and social groups, with calls for accountability and action against far-right violence.