Nunez

L'Humanité reports that Iranian school and university students have been gravely injured during protests, with some losing hands or eyes, and over 5,000 arrests reported. The article questions the role of the police and asks why France's interior minister Laurent Nunez has not reacted to the situation. It comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the crackdown on protesters in Iran.

A 15-year-old boy has been mutilated after being hit by a French police stun grenade, known as a 'grenade assourdissante'. Commenters point out the dangers of the weapon have been documented for around 15 years, yet successive French governments have continued to authorise its use. Criticism is also directed at Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau's associate Nunez, who said over the weekend that he stands by not having issued instructions on its deployment.

A 15-year-old boy has been mutilated by a 'sting-ball' crowd-control grenade in France, renewing criticism of the weapon's continued use by security forces. Commenters point out the dangers of these grenades have been known for years, yet successive governments have kept deploying them, with Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau (Nunez) reportedly defending the absence of new instructions on their use.