Liberties' Senior Advocacy Officer Orsolya Reich answers the question of whether mandatory vaccinations schemes actually violate human rights.

In this tracker, the Civil Liberties Union for Europe collects the most important developments around COVID-19 passes, with a special emphasis on human rights concerns.

Israel Butler and Orsolya Reich of Liberties get you up to speed on the hottest gear for our holiday travels. Also, why it's a bad idea to myth-busting vaccine conspiracy theories.

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While the EU tries to cool discussions about the vaccine passport, EU member states, international trade organisations and a small town in South Germany take steps to implement it.

The vaccine passport is the hot topic now in Brussels. If the EU & governments add free movement to the list of liberties only available to those who get the vaccination, this will add to the social divide within countries.

​While governments around the world are rightly focussing on vaccination strategies to protect people from COVID-19, a debate has heated up as to what the vaccine will entail for our civil liberties – including our right to move freely in the EU.

The way the vaccine is distributed is likely to intensify existing inequalities in society, in three ways.

We help you getting updated on the latest threat on Europeans' privacy & fundamental rights, the so-called vaccine passport.