A new wave of protests has erupted in some European cities and in French-administered territories against the re-imposition of sanctions to curb the spread of the corona virus.A new wave of protests has erupted in Austria, where the government is implementing a new lockdown and vaccinating against the corona virus.
As of Monday, 2.9 million people in Austria will not be allowed to go out for any purpose other than going to the office, exercising and shopping for essential items. The coronavirus vaccine will be mandatory in the country from February 1 next year.
Tensions were high in Brussels during a protest against coronavirus control.
The demonstration in Brussels was specifically against the ban on non-vaccinated people entering places like restaurants and bars.
According to an AFP photographer, the demonstration began peacefully.
Police told the Belgian news agency Belga that three officers were injured in the clash.
Some demonstrators wore hats and carried nationalist flags. Some wore yellow stars from the Nazi era.
Protesters also set fire to some places and in pictures circulating on social media, they can be seen attacking police vehicles.
Protests also broke out in New Zealand on Sunday. It was the third night of protests in the Netherlands against the government's ban on the corona virus.
According to police, the protesters set off firecrackers and damaged property in the northern, southern and eastern cities of the country.
According to Dutch media, a football match was disrupted in Levarden, Netherlands. Football fans, who have been barred from the match due to corona virus restrictions, threw firecrackers on the ground.
