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The CLCV association has asked Anses to evaluate the risks of tear gas on health and the environment. Tear gas used during demonstrations can affect protesters, residents, traders, and emergency personnel. The association is concerned about the long-term effects on vulnerable people, including children, pregnant women, and those with respiratory, cardiovascular, or endocrine diseases. The Lacrymos de sang collective has collected testimonies of menstrual disorders after exposure to tear gas. Interior Minister Laurent Nuçez said he would not give up using tear gas, as it is necessary for the defense of police officers.
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