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<p>had a ring with which he injured me.'' This was the fifth attack in the capital since the beginning of</p><p>June.</p><p>Rome, June 29 (Adnkronos / Ign) - They screamed “’faggot shit,’ then they pinned me down and</p><p>punched me in the face,” so states the 28 year old gay man who was attacked at approximately</p><p>5:30 am this morning by two men while buying cigarettes from a vending machine on via Lvrea, near</p><p>Ponte Lungo in Rome.</p><p>According to the victim, after they delivered the first insult, the attackers approached him and</p><p>continued to inveigh against him in a threatening manner. The 28 year old asked what they wanted</p><p>and then was physically attacked. The victim told Adnkronos: “One of them grabbed me by the</p><p>wrists, pinning me down, while the other took the opportunity to punch me in the face. He had a ring</p><p>on his finger, which injured me. I started screaming, trying to wriggle free, until they fled.”</p><p>The young man was treated at the Umberto I Polyclinic. He intends to submit the medical report</p><p>and file a complaint with the police. He notes, “I went to the San Giovanni Police Station and I</p><p>have to go again with all of the documents for the lawsuit. I will be aided by a lawyer from the</p><p>association ‘Di’ Gay Project’ and will present photos of the injuries I sustained.”</p><p>“We are facing the umpteenth homophobic aggression,” declared Imma Battaglia, president of Di’</p><p>Gay Project, “The attacks are becoming more and more frequent. Rome is now the theater of too</p><p>much violence. Demonstrations of solidarity with the victims are not enough. It is time to prioritize</p><p>the issue of security at all relevant levels of government, beginning with the city administration,</p><p>which should strengthen supervision and control, up to the Parliament, which should finally approve</p><p>an anti-homophobia law that guarantees more severe penalties when an assault is motivated by</p><p>homophobic prejudices.”</p><p>The attack this morning was the fifth episode of its kind in the capital since the beginning of the</p><p>month. The most violent attack occurred on June 14, when a group of four boys, between the</p><p>ages of 25 and 30, stoned Guido Mirth, a well-known gay rights activist. Mirth, who sustained head</p><p>injuries, bruises, and several broken ribs, received a prognosis of 30 days.</p><p>Another complaint was filed on June 9, by a young man from Salerno, age 23, who stated that he</p><p>was insulted and attacked at dawn near Campo de' Fiori because he is homosexual. Two other</p><p>separate attacks were reported by a transvestite and a pair of lesbians. Between June 1 and 4, the</p><p>transvestite suffered repeated threats, insults and injuries. The first incident occurred on the free</p><p>beach free of Ardea, where the transvestite was approached by a group of four young men who</p><p>started to insult her with phrases like “you suck, we kill transvestites,” and then accosted her with</p><p>wooden racquets. In the days immediately following, her car was vandalized. The vandals broke</p><p>glass and smeared feces and a banana on the roof of the vehicle. The transvestite filed a complaint</p><p>with the Ardea police. The attack on the lesbian couple took place in Velletri, where the two young</p><p>women were insulted by a group of young men in a pub, chased, and threatened with kicks and</p><p>punches to their car and cries of “dirty lesbian.”</p>

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