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France suspends police stun grenades at student protests after teenager loses hand

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Briefings

France suspended police stun grenades following a student protest where a teenager lost his hand during an encounter with a police grenade. Over 6,500 people, predominantly minors, were arrested since the movement began, with the grenade incident occurring during the unrest.

Key points

• France suspended police stun grenades after a teenager lost his hand during a police grenade encounter during student protests.
• Over 6,500 people, most minors, were arrested since the movement began in France.

Context

Student protests in France resulted in significant arrests, with over 6,500 individuals detained since the movement started. A specific incident involved a police grenade where a teenager lost his hand, leading to the suspension of stun grenades.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the arrest period and the specific grenade incident; no details on protest duration, specific locations, or long-term consequences are provided.

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