France suspended the use of grenades at student protests
France suspended the use of stun grenades by police during student protests. This was announced on Wednesday by Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, after a 15-year-old demonstrator lost an arm. Another 14-year-old student suffered serious injuries during the protests, including the loss of most of his teeth. Tagesspiegel ↗
Nuñez stated that the use of grenades would be suspended until the course of the incident is clarified. The measure concerns demonstrations organized by high school students, which continued in several parts of France. Trade unions, human rights organizations, and the students themselves accused the authorities of using disproportionate force. teraz.sk ↗
The French interior minister also refused to take personal responsibility for the police's conduct. The French police inspectorate opened 18 investigations into the circumstances of the interventions. The protests led to more than 200 high schools being blocked. Le Monde ↗
After a day of extensive street protests, classes resumed at the vast majority of French high schools. Nevertheless, the situation remains tense. President Emmanuel Macron called for moderation and asked for understanding toward the students. Laurent Nuñez and Education Minister Édouard Geffray are also set to discuss the protests in the French National Assembly. The information provided in this context does not mention Sébastien Lecornu. Tagesspiegel ↗
Nuñez stated that the use of grenades would be suspended until the course of the incident is clarified. The measure concerns demonstrations organized by high school students, which continued in several parts of France. Trade unions, human rights organizations, and the students themselves accused the authorities of using disproportionate force. teraz.sk ↗
The French interior minister also refused to take personal responsibility for the police's conduct. The French police inspectorate opened 18 investigations into the circumstances of the interventions. The protests led to more than 200 high schools being blocked. Le Monde ↗
After a day of extensive street protests, classes resumed at the vast majority of French high schools. Nevertheless, the situation remains tense. President Emmanuel Macron called for moderation and asked for understanding toward the students. Laurent Nuñez and Education Minister Édouard Geffray are also set to discuss the protests in the French National Assembly. The information provided in this context does not mention Sébastien Lecornu. Tagesspiegel ↗
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Frankreich: Schulproteste gehen weiter - Macron ruft zur Mäßigung auf
Tagesspiegel
| 11:03 07.10.
Demonštrantovi omráčujúci granát odtrhol ruku. Francúzsko pozastavilo ich používanie
aktuality.sk
| 10:38 07.10.
Francúzsko pozastavilo používanie omračujúcich granátov na demonštráciách
svet.sme.sk
| 10:36 07.10.
Francúzsko pozastavilo používanie omračujúcich granátov na protestoch
teraz.sk
| 10:21 07.10.
Ve většině francouzských středních škol byla obnovena výuka
seznamzpravy.cz
| 11:42 07.10.
Francie stopla zábleskové granáty na středoškolských protestech. Mladík kvůli němu přišel o ruku
irozhlas.cz
| 11:30 07.10.
French police suspend use of stun grenades after high-school protester loses hand
The Guardian
| 11:09 07.10.
„Všichni nenávidí policii!“ Francie zakázala při rozhánění davů zábleskové granáty
idnes.cz
| 10:51 07.10.
Francúzsko pozastavilo používanie omračujúcich granátov políciou na demonštráciách organizovaných študentmi.
STVR (Minúta po minúte)
| 10:37 07.10.
Colère des lycéens : Laurent Nuñez et Édouard Geffray auditionnés mercredi à l'Assemblée nationale
Le Figaro
| 07:21 07.10.
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