France bans stun grenades after boy loses hand

French authorities have decided to ban stun grenades following a tragic incident where a teenage boy lost his hand during a student protest. This decision highlights the severe consequences of police tactics during demonstrations and raises questions about the safety measures in place. The move underscores a broader debate on the use of less-lethal weapons and their impact on public safety, especially among young protesters. It signals a potential shift towards more cautious approaches in crowd control.