法国暂停在学生抗议中使用闪光弹

法国内政部长劳伦·努涅斯宣布暂停在高中学生抗议活动中使用闪光弹1。努涅斯在周三接受RTL电台采访时表示，"我正在暂停在高中学生抗议中使用闪光弹，直到事件事实得到澄清"1。这一措施仅限于高中学生抗议，并将持续足以理解事件真相的时间1。

此决定是在一系列警察执法争议事件后做出的1。一名15岁学生在抗议期间捡起警察闪光弹后被炸伤，失去手部和部分前臂1。此外，一名14岁学生在巴黎西北部被防暴弹击中下颌，相关警官已被起诉1。全国超过25万人参加了学生游行，抗议学校资源严重不足2。总理塞巴斯蒂安·勒科尔努定于周三晚间对抗议者发表讲话1。

France's Interior Minister Laurence Nunez announced on Wednesday that the government is pausing the use of stun grenades during high school student protests while authorities investigate police enforcement incidents.1 According to Nunez, speaking to RTL radio, the suspension applies specifically to high school demonstrations and will remain in place only long enough to clarify what has occurred.1

The decision follows multiple complaints of police violence during nationwide student demonstrations.2 More than 250,000 people participated in nationwide marches protesting severe school resource shortages.2 Among the incidents prompting scrutiny is the case of a 15-year-old student who lost part of their arm and hand after picking up a stun grenade deployed by police during a protest.1 Additionally, a 14-year-old student was struck in the jaw by a riot control projectile in northwestern Paris last week, leading authorities to press charges against the officer involved on Tuesday.1 Police deployed tear gas during the demonstrations.2 Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu was scheduled to address protesters on Wednesday evening.1