
France Halts Stun Grenade Use After Teenager Loses Hand in School Protests
France has suspended the use of stun grenades in student protests after a 15-year-old boy lost his hand in Lens. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez ordered the pause pending an investigation. The move follows weeks of violent demonstrations over school conditions, resulting in over 6,100 arrests and 715 police injuries. While rights groups condemn excessive force, police unions argue non-lethal tools are necessary for safety. The unrest has escalated into a broader political confrontation, with experts citing involvement from far-left and pro-Palestinian groups.












