France Suspends Stun Grenades After Teenager Is Seriously Injured

A report on France’s decision to halt the use of stun grenades against protesters after a 15-year-old lost a hand during clashes with riot police. It also covers school closures, planned demonstrations and the prime minister’s response to young people’s concerns.

- Protest response: suspension of stun grenades and protesters’ allegations of police brutality
- Demonstrations and government response: more than 500 schools closed, further marches planned, and the prime minister pledges to address protesters’ concerns

For viewers following protests and public policy in France, this report provides a concise account of the immediate developments. It does not offer broader background or detailed policy analysis; follow-up reporting can provide updates on the government’s response and planned marches.