France Suspends Stun Grenades at Student Protests After Boy Loses Hand
France has suspended the use of stun grenades during high school student protests after a boy lost his hand, amid investigations into allegations of police violence.
The suspension comes as authorities face scrutiny over policing at the demonstrations. The circumstances surrounding the boy’s injury remain under investigation.
The prime minister is preparing to deliver a speech on the crisis, as the allegations of police violence add to tensions over the protests.
Calls have also been made for fresh demonstrations on Thursday, with further protests being urged as the investigations continue.
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