Hundreds of people took to the streets in Copenhagen on Saturday night to protest Denver’s Covid-19 ban and plans to issue digital vaccination certificates in the country.
A group of about 600 people, identified as “Men in Black Denmark”, gathered in front of the parliament building in protest of the “dictatorship” of Denmark’s partial lockdown in the bitter cold at night.
The main reason for their outrage was the digital vaccine “passport”. Denmark, like other European countries, wants to introduce a digital CVID-19 vaccination certificate for travel.
It can be used for sports and cultural events as well as restaurants.
Defendant organizers say this type of passport implies an obligation to vaccinate and imposes further restrictions on the individual’s freedom. Although vaccination is not compulsory in Denmark.
Protesters carry pictures of Prime Minister Mate Frederickson looking like North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.
The approved rally was peaceful, police were also deployed.
