French police fire tear gas as protests against vaccinations change | Coronavirus News Plague
Demonstrators, many of whom have not been identified, are not happy with the vaccination law for health workers with a health certificate to enter public places.
Police in Paris fired tear gas and arrested people as they tried to spread protests, many of them are skeptical of vaccines, called “anti-vaxxers.”“, Who traveled all over France for new coronavirus vaccines.
Some of the demonstrations began Wednesday morning in Paris as the annual parade of the Bastille Day demonstration, led by President Emmanuel Macron, took place along the Champs-Elysees.
The protests took place on Wednesday night, when the demonstrators filmed them on video, which also features police fireworks.
Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. Those who do not have the vaccine should show trial results.
The announcement prompted a number of French people to register for the storage of COVID-19 jabs.
“This is in the name of freedom” was a message from some of the protesters.
In one area police in the French capital fired tear gas to disperse the crowd.
The announcement was not respected, state police said in a tweet, showing “throwing projectiles” and setting fire to protesters.
Across Paris, 2,250 people staged demonstrations, while other demonstrations took place in Toulouse, Bordeaux, Montpellier, Nantes and elsewhere. French officials put the total demonstration on 19,000.
‘Prejudice in Life’
The Interior Ministry said there were 53 different demonstrations in France.
Opponents of “Under tyranny”, “Down with the continuity of life” sang.
One of them, Yann Fontaine, a 29-year-old notary secretary from the Berry region of central France, said she had come to the exhibition in Paris saying the health certificate was tantamount to “discrimination”.
“Macron is playing in fear, and I am rebelling. I know people who will be vaccinated to be able to take their children to the movies, not to protect others from the major forms of COVID,” he said.
Police closed a protest rally against Emmanuel Macron in Paris. Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. pic.twitter.com/gTFPzc5eSv
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“There is no responsibility for the vaccine, this is a great encouragement,” state spokesman Gabriel Attal said at the time.
“I have a hard time believing, in a country where 11 vaccines are already legal… that this can be seen as cruel,” he said, adding that after a year of learning the vaccine “the dubious period is over”.
The rules will be released to young people who only get jabs from mid-June – “Creating a summer hell would not be necessary,” Attal said.
According to an Elabe study published Tuesday, many French people are embracing new security measures.
About 35.5 million people – more than half of France’s population – have received a single vaccine so far.
At the beginning of the epidemic, France had a highly questionable vaccine in the developed world.
In December 2020, a survey conducted by the Odoxa polling party and Le Figaro newspaper, showed that only 42 percent of French people want to be vaccinated. As of April this year it had risen to 70%, while 14% strongly opposed the vaccine.
