Miguela Xuereb An increasing number of EU member states are planning to opt for vaccine passports to be shown upon entry to hospitality venues such as bars and restaurants this summer France adopted new laws which will see vaccine passports become a key part of daily life. The French parliament voted for the new laws after a compromise between the
France has passed a bill that requires a vaccine pass for all restaurants despite mounting protests and political tension in the country. The COVID-19 vaccine pass will also be required for domestic travel including trains and planes, as well as other public venues, such as leisure centres. France has joined the likes of Italy and Israel in introducing
Reading Time: 2 minutes The French parliament on Monday approved a bill which will make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for health workers as well as require a bolstered health pass in a wide array of social venues as France battles with a fourth wave of coronavirus infections. Visitors heading to museums, cinemas or swimming pools in France are already
France's parliament voted to make vaccine passports a key part of daily life in the battle against COVID-19, after a compromise between lawmakers from the upper and lower houses. The breakthrough in talks came a day after France was again shaken by protests against the rules that saw over 160,000 rally and dozens arrested. President Emmanuel Macron
France's parliament approved a law early Monday requiring special virus passes for all restaurants and domestic travel and mandating vaccinations for all health workers. Both measures have prompted protests and political tensions. President Emmanuel Macron and his government say they are needed to protect vulnerable populations and hospitals as infections