France: Demonstrators gather outside Senate to protest Sanitary Pass

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Protesters opposing mandates meant to curb the coronavirus pandemic gathered outside the French Senate in Paris, on Wednesday, to demand an end of the Sanitary Pass.
The rally was led by Patriot Party leader and presidential candidate Florian Philippot, a former MEP who has been a leading figure in antivax and COVID-sceptic movement since the start of the pandemic.

SOT, Florian Philippot, Patriot Party leader (French): “The Senate is supposed to represent their constituencies. And in their constituencies, as we’ve learned today, it’s a disaster for cinemas, festivals, and theatres with the sanitary pass. So let us stop the sanitary pass rather than wanting to prolong it to mid-February or mid-July. Let us stop the sanitary pass. Let us stop lifting medical confidentiality in schools. Senators have the power to stop all of that. Let them use that power, we’ll maintain the pressure as we’ve been doing for a year.”

SOT, Catherine, rally participant (French): “The lies they tell the people, and what outrages me is that the people believes it. What outrages me is that, at some point the vaccine wasn’t going to be mandatory, then it was. Then the pass would not be mandatory – according to [Social Affairs and Health Minister Olivier ] Veran. Now it’s mandatory. What outrages me is that this divides the French people and these measures restrict freedoms.”

France has seen over 7 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus and over 118,000 deaths with COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic.

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