A woman, wearing a protective face mask walk, past a sign reading "Please, prepare your vaccine pass" at the entrance of a restaurant in Nice, France, January 21, 2022. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard
PARIS (Reuters) -France's Constitutional Council on Friday approved - with conditions - the country's new COVID-19 vaccine pass, which will require people aged 16 and above to show proof of vaccination to enter public places like bars, restaurants and cinemas.
The new pass is part of President Emmanuel Macron's drive to make life difficult enough for the small minority of unvaccinated people that they are compelled to get COVID shots.
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