Protesters rallied in Albertville in the French Alps on Saturday 4 September, against an extension to France's Covid-19 'Health Pass'.

The demonstration was one of many across the country.

The 'Pass Sanitaire' records whether the holder has been vaccinated, has caught and recovered from Covid-19 or has recently tested negative for it.

It is needed to get into cafés, bars, restaurants, hospitals, museums, galleries, and on long-distance journeys by train, plane or bus.

On August 30 it was extended to include employees of all venues open to the public.

Past protests have included both those concerned about the civil liberty implications of the pass and 'anti-vax' opponents of vaccines in general.

Protests continued today, September 4, across several locations in the country against the extension of the parameters of the "pass sanitaire" or vaccine passports.

The pass is needed to get into cafés, bars, restaurants, hospitals, museums, galleries, and on trains, planes, and coaches. Since August 30, the vaccine passport coverage was extended to employees of all venues that are open to the public.



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Video Location: Avenue Jean Jaurès, Albertville, Savoie, France
Video Recording Date/Time: September 4, 2021 at about 11:00h
Country: France