France suspends stun grenade use at student protests ahead of PM speech
Summary
France has stopped police from using stun grenades at student protests after reports of police violence. Tens of thousands of students protested for better high school conditions, leading President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu to meet and discuss the situation.Key Facts
- France suspended police use of stun grenades during student demonstrations.
- The suspension followed reports of police brutality during protests.
- On one day, tens of thousands of students protested across the country.
- The protests focused on demands for improved conditions in high schools.
- President Emmanuel Macron held an emergency meeting with Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu and other ministers to address the crisis.
- The protests have been ongoing for several days and have sometimes been violent.
- The government is trying to find a solution to calm the situation.
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