Amnesty International Calls for Greek Police to Stop Using Stun Grenades After Journalist Injured

Amnesty International has called on Greek police to cease using stun grenades after a photojournalist suffered permanent hearing loss and head injuries during coverage of a demonstration. M. Lolos was struck by a stun grenade while reporting on protests related to a railway accident in Greece. The human rights organization's appeal highlights concerns about police tactics during public demonstrations and the safety of journalists covering civil unrest.