Greek police addressing protests with force
For years, Greek police have been using military-grade stun sound bombs against peaceful protesters and journalists, causing serious and permanent injuries, including hearing loss, burns, and severe physical harm. According to Amnesty International, these bombs are designed to cause shock and intimidation and pose significant risks when used in crowds, as they increase panic and stampedes and violate safe handling standards during protests. The organization has documented several cases resulting in lifelong physical injuries and emphasizes that the use of such devices contravenes human rights and is punishable under international law, as it constitutes a violation of the right to peaceful assembly and the rights to bodily integrity and life.
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