French police forced to stop using stun grenades on rioters as Emmanuel Macron admits response 'too harsh'

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French police forced to stop using stun grenades on rioters as Emmanuel Macron admits response 'too harsh'

The French government has suspended the use of stun grenades by police against rioting school pupils and parents after admitting that “the response was too harsh and lacking empathy.” The move comes as the number of arrests during more than a week of protests and disorder soared past 6,000, with children as young as 14 reported wounded amid the chaos. Demonstrators are demanding an end to overcrowded classrooms, sh…