France bans stun grenades after student protest injury

The French government is stopping police from using stun grenades during student protests after a student lost their hand in a recent clash.

The French government has made a big change to how police handle protests. They are now banning the use of stun grenades during student demonstrations. Stun grenades are tools meant to disorient people with a loud bang and a bright flash. However, they can be very dangerous. The decision to stop using them came after a student was seriously hurt during a protest, where their hand was blown off. Students across France have been taking to the streets to protest against new education policies. They feel their voices are not being heard by those in charge. The protests have grown quite large, …