France: Government suspends stun grenade use in school protests
Summary
The French government has stopped police from using stun grenades during high school protests. This decision came after two weeks of protests with many injuries and claims of police using too much force.Key Facts
- The French interior minister announced the suspension of stun grenades at school protests.
- The decision follows two weeks of violent clashes at high school demonstrations.
- Hundreds of people have been injured during these protests in France.
- There have been growing complaints about police brutality against students.
- The protests involve students, teachers, and unions demanding better school conditions.
- A 15-year-old student was seriously injured, losing a hand during a police confrontation.
- The government is responding to public concern over the handling of the protests.
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