France Bans Police Grenade Use Against Student Protesters Amid Unrest
French authorities have prohibited police from using grenades against student protesters, a policy shift amid ongoing nationwide demonstrations. The move signals an attempt to de-escalate tensions as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu prepares to announce measures. The effectiveness of this ban in quelling unrest remains uncertain.
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France Suspends Stun Grenade Use Amid Student Unrest and Brutality Allegations
French authorities have suspended the use of stun grenades against student protesters following confirmed incidents of severe injury, including a protester losing a hand. This policy shift, confirmed by multiple sources, represents a tactical concession aimed at de-escalating tensions amid ongoing nationwide demonstrations and allegations of police brutality. The effectiveness of this measure in quelling broader unrest remains uncertain.