٠٠:٠٢:٤٧Yellow Vests protested against the COVID health pass and vaccination for children in Paris on Saturday.
Protesters took to the streets of the French capital with various country flags and signs denouncing the current measures of the French government to fight the pandemic.
"It's dangerous it's ineffective, children have no symptoms. We should not prevent them from breathing with masks; they must make their own immunity. I am totally against vaccination for children aged five to 11," said Nathalie, a Yellow Vest protester.
Last week, the French government announced that it would extend vaccine recommendations to all children aged five to 11 subject to parental approval.
France: Yellow Vests protest against COVID health pass and child vaccination in Paris
Yellow Vests protested against the COVID health pass and vaccination for children in Paris on Saturday.
Protesters took to the streets of the French capital with various country flags and signs denouncing the current measures of the French government to fight the pandemic.
"It's dangerous it's ineffective, children have no symptoms. We should not prevent them from breathing with masks; they must make their own immunity. I am totally against vaccination for children aged five to 11," said Nathalie, a Yellow Vest protester.
Last week, the French government announced that it would extend vaccine recommendations to all children aged five to 11 subject to parental approval.
Yellow Vests protested against the COVID health pass and vaccination for children in Paris on Saturday.
Protesters took to the streets of the French capital with various country flags and signs denouncing the current measures of the French government to fight the pandemic.
"It's dangerous it's ineffective, children have no symptoms. We should not prevent them from breathing with masks; they must make their own immunity. I am totally against vaccination for children aged five to 11," said Nathalie, a Yellow Vest protester.
Last week, the French government announced that it would extend vaccine recommendations to all children aged five to 11 subject to parental approval.