France suspends stun grenade use at student protests after pupil loses hand
Summary
France has stopped using stun grenades during student protests after a 15-year-old student lost a hand in a police confrontation. The decision follows several days of sometimes violent student protests demanding better school conditions and increasing concerns about police actions.Key Facts
- French police have suspended the use of stun grenades at student protests.
- A 15-year-old student lost a hand during a clash with police involving stun grenades.
- Tens of thousands of students protested across France demanding improved conditions in high schools.
- There have been allegations of police brutality during these demonstrations.
- More than 6,000 people have been arrested since the student protests began.
- Police officers are facing charges related to the use of force in the protests.
- The French government is reviewing safety measures and calls to limit social media access for minors amid the unrest.
- The protests have involved students, teachers, and unions all calling for better learning environments.
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