France prohibits sound bombs at protests
France has announced the suspension of using sound grenades against participants in high school student protests, following an incident that resulted in a 15-year-old protester having his hand amputated. This decision comes as a result of investigations initiated by the police into 18 cases involving excessive violence by security forces, amid protests and condemnations from demonstrators. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will deliver a speech this evening addressing the protests, as well as topics related to schools, fuel prices, the agricultural crisis, and the country's financial situation.
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