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Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has announced that tear gas grenades can be used in future demonstrations if serious violence occurs, reversing a previous suspension. This decision comes as a call for a protest on October 17 circulates online, potentially drawing in 'young Gilets Jaunes'. Separately, an incident at a Saint-Denis high school saw police attempt to arrest a student in the principal's office, leading to a teachers' strike and demands for the principal's resignation. Student…
Le Monde:
Call to protest on October 17 circulates online without clear street…
Numerous social media posts express hope for 'young Gilets Jaunes' to emerge, converging high school student mobilization with the movement sparked by fuel price anger.
Le Figaro:
Live: October 17 mobilization - Tear gas grenades can be used for Saturday's…
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez stated that "if there were serious violence in the big cities and on the margins of demonstrations, these grenades will be used," after their use was suspended during the student movement.
Mediapart:
In Saint-Denis, Police Attempt to Arrest Student in Principal's Office
Teachers at the Paul-Éluard high school in Saint-Denis went on strike and demanded the principal's resignation after police attempted to arrest a student within the school premises.
Le Figaro:
What are stun grenades, whose use Laurent Nuñez has re-authorized for the…
An explanation of stun grenades, their characteristics, and the context of their authorized use for public order management.
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