France halts use of stun grenades in policing of student protests

The French government has temporarily stopped using stun grenades during student protests. This decision comes after a 15-year-old boy's hand was severely injured during a clash with riot police, leading to accusations of police brutality. The move is likely to ease tensions between protesters and the authorities, potentially reducing the risk of further violence and property damage.

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The French government is changing its policing tactics in response to a serious incident. This could lead to a reduction in tensions and violence during student protests.

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