On the web and on the streets, Covid protests get nasty

Police officers approach demonstrators as they gather to protest against government measures to curb the spread of Covid-19, in Berlin, Germany on Dec 4. — Reuters

BERLIN: A call is out on Telegram for people opposing Covid restrictions to share private addresses of German "local MPs, politicians and other personalities" who they believe are "seeking to destroy" them through pandemic curbs.

Those on the list should no longer be allowed to "live a carefree life," wrote the group called "Coronavirus-Information" in the message that was put online late November.