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'We are effectively maiming young people' - expert questions France's response to student protests

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A 15-year-old student in France lost a hand after picking up a police grenade during nationwide school protests, sparking an interview where Ariane Bogain, a Senior Lecturer in French Politics, criticized the government's response as unidimensional and aggressive. The incident occurred on Monday, highlighting the conflict between student demands for better conditions and state security measures.

Key points

• A 15-year-old student in France lost a hand after picking up a police grenade during nationwide school protests, prompting an interview with Ariane Bogain who criticized the government's response as unidimensional and aggressive.
• The incident occurred on Monday, illustrating the tension between student demands for better classroom conditions and state security measures in France.

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Evidence covers only one specific incident involving a 15-year-old student; broader national statistics on protests or injuries are not provided.

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