٠٠:٠٣:٠٢Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Paris on Saturday, to protest the recent health mandates, as well as to demand higher wages and lower taxes.
Riot police were seen escorting the march participants, who were joined by Yellow Vest protesters.
"We have our demands and they have never changed. We demand social and fiscal justice, lower taxes, higher wages for workers, and an increase in minimum retirement for disabled people so that they can live with dignity," said protester Najeh.
Najeh went on to describe the COVID-19 health pass and planned mandatory vaccinations as 'liberticidal laws.'
The gathering marked the 17th consecutive march against the COVID-19 health pass, with similar demonstrations taking place across the country.
France: Yellow Vests joins protesters demonstrating against COVID pass, taxes in Paris
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Paris on Saturday, to protest the recent health mandates, as well as to demand higher wages and lower taxes.
Riot police were seen escorting the march participants, who were joined by Yellow Vest protesters.
"We have our demands and they have never changed. We demand social and fiscal justice, lower taxes, higher wages for workers, and an increase in minimum retirement for disabled people so that they can live with dignity," said protester Najeh.
Najeh went on to describe the COVID-19 health pass and planned mandatory vaccinations as 'liberticidal laws.'
The gathering marked the 17th consecutive march against the COVID-19 health pass, with similar demonstrations taking place across the country.
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in Paris on Saturday, to protest the recent health mandates, as well as to demand higher wages and lower taxes.
Riot police were seen escorting the march participants, who were joined by Yellow Vest protesters.
"We have our demands and they have never changed. We demand social and fiscal justice, lower taxes, higher wages for workers, and an increase in minimum retirement for disabled people so that they can live with dignity," said protester Najeh.
Najeh went on to describe the COVID-19 health pass and planned mandatory vaccinations as 'liberticidal laws.'
The gathering marked the 17th consecutive march against the COVID-19 health pass, with similar demonstrations taking place across the country.