A pregnant homeless woman said she was left humiliated and scared after a pair of men are said to have urinated on a her and and her children in a vile attack.

The woman, who was living with her daughters, aged six and one, said she were targeted at around 1am on Sunday, outside City Hall in Paris.

According to migrant charity Utopia 56 Paris, they said approximately 300 homeless migrants were camped on the steps outside the premises to protest against the lack of access emergency accommodation.

A spokesman for Utopia 56 Paris, described the incidents as "extremely serious" and confirmed a complaint has been filed.

Two Parisians, aged around 20, have been identified, with one arrested, reports The Sun.

The mum at the centre of the alleged attack said: "Since then, my daughter hasn't been able to sleep. She says they're going to come back and pee on her.

"She won't stop crying, and other children make fun of her."

French police evacuate a 300-person migrant camp set up by Utopia 56 association

A statement from Utopia 56 about the incident read: "This occurred after approximately 300 homeless people, including a dozen unaccompanied minors and around a hundred young children, had just spent five days and five nights on the forecourt of Paris City Hall.

"They are simply asking for the law to be respected, to escape extreme poverty, and to access emergency accommodation.

"The humanitarian situation there is deteriorating by the day."

As part of the latest demonstrations in Paris, dozens of families were seen sleeping on the floor using tarpaulin sheets as roofs before being evacuated on Tuesday.

In front of Paris City Hall, families with young children wait for solutions to avoid sleeping on the streets

The group that protested consisted mostly of women and children and have been gathered on the steps outside the landmark in the French capital.

According to Utopia 56, those who took part were simply asking for shelter.

Coordinator of the Utopia 56 association's Paris branch Nathan Lequeux told InfoMigrants: "We will not move until a lasting solution is found."

Police cited the heatwave and health risks as reasons for the evacuation yesterday, with the migrants were transferred by bus to accommodation centres, including Marseille, Bourges and Besancon.

About 90 children are outside the building with Utopia 56 saying there were more than 30 under three year olds.

It comes as the British Government began detaining migrants under a new "one in, one out" deal with France.

UK officials aim to make referrals for returns to France within three days of a migrant’s arrival by small boat, while French authorities will respond within 14 days.

An approved asylum seeker in France will be brought to the UK under a safe route as part of the exchange.

Labour is having to deal with the unfortunate milestone of 50,000 migrants arriving in the UK after crossing the English Channel.

The landmark was reached reached just 13 months into Sir Keir Starmer’s premiership, seven months faster than under his Conservative predecessor Rishi Sunak.

The number of people recorded as making the journey across the Channel since the Labour leader became Prime Minister passed 50,000 on August 11 2025: day 403 of his time in office, or one year, one month and seven days since Labour won the general election on July 4, 2025.

By contrast, the number of arrivals during Sunak’s premiership did not reach the 50,000 mark until the 610th day of his time in office, on June 25, 2024, according to Home Office data.

This was exactly 20 months since Sunak became Prime Minister on October 25, 2022, and only a few days before the Conservatives lost the general election to Labour.