French police have suspended the use of stun grenades against high school students following a severe injury to a 15-year-old during clashes with riot police in France. The decision comes after the teenager lost a hand due to injuries sustained during protests. The protests, which have been ongoing for over two weeks, stem from pension reforms and other grievances. Over 500 schools in France have been closed as a result of the widespread demonstrations. Authorities are responding to increasing pressure to reduce the use of forceful tactics against protestors, especially minors. The suspension aims to de-escalate tensions and prevent further serious injuries during ongoing demonstrations in France.