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France suspends police stun grenade use at high school protests
The interior minister announced the suspension after two weeks of protests and clashes that France 24 reports left hundreds injured.
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France has suspended police use of stun grenades at high school demonstrations, the interior minister announced on 7 October, according to France 24.
The announcement follows two weeks of protests marked by frequent violent clashes and allegations of police brutality. France 24 reports that hundreds of people have been injured, without providing a breakdown.
The report does not specify how long the suspension will last, where it applies or how it will be implemented.
Background material says the demonstrations have included calls for improved school conditions and increased education funding.
