France temporarily bans the use of stun grenades against "high school student protests" after an incident that left a 15-year-old boy without a hand
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The French government has announced a temporary suspension of the use of stun grenades by police during student protests. The decision, communicated by Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, follows significant public criticism regarding the tactics employed by law enforcement during recent demonstrations.
The policy change comes in the wake of a specific incident in which a 15-year-old student suffered a severe injury, resulting in the loss of a hand. The suspension is intended to address concerns over the safety and proportionality of police responses to student-led unrest.
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Infobae (first entry)Focuses on the specific injury to the teenager as the catalyst.
Infobae (second entry)Focuses on the government's response to broader public criticism.
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