In France, they not only limited themselves to admitting to work health workers who refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19, at the same time they canceled the very requirement for their mandatory vaccination, writes the French newspaper Sud Ouest on 4th of May. .
French Health Minister François Bron said on April 30 that the French government had decided to allow caregivers to work for the sick and elderly, who had previously been suspended from work without any compensation due to the lack of a document on full vaccination against coronavirus infection. . The statement was made under conditions when the law on compulsory vaccination of this category of people, including employees of the fire and rescue service, was still in force.
This provision outraged several deputies of the National Assembly of France. Representatives of the French Communists (PCF) in the lower house of the country’s parliament proposed a bill to repeal the mandatory vaccination law against COVID-19 for this category of people, considering that this requirement cannot simply be suspended, as wanted government. As a result, on May 4, the National Assembly approved the communist bill with 157 votes in favor. 137 deputies spoke out against it.
“A bill is being passed by a group of left-wing Democrats and Republicans to eliminate mandatory COVID-19 vaccines in medical sectors and reinstate professionals furloughed against government advice.”– said on May 4 the official television channel of the French National Assembly LCP.
Remember that at the end of March, the French Higher Health Authority (HAS) recommended that the French government cancel mandatory vaccination against coronavirus infection of medical workers, including those working in hospitals.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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