Protest To Be Held in Tirana against Mandatory Vaccination
This Monday at 12 o'clock a protest will be held in the capital in "Mother Teresa" square against compulsory vaccination.
Lawyer Altin Goxhaj through a Skype connection announces that Monday's protest is against the measures announced by the government and appeals to citizens to come together against the vaccination that will start on January 4.
"Tomorrow will be very expansive protest in Mother Teresa Square to make the march. On January 4, Rama's government will ban every Albanian if he is not vaccinated, we have the Prime Minister's Office and the Kosovo embassy only 50 meters away. We have also called on Albanians abroad for this cause.
In 2022, according to the government, 100% vaccination will be vaccinated for all Albanians in administration, banks, businesses and all other sectors.
The reason why service workers are being vaccinated is to not let people get inside the various markets and businesses.
Our call is because people's lives and futures are in danger.
Normal citizens understand the problem, I call on lawyers and legal experts, independent people. Do you understand that in a month they will block us, we must come together to scare Rama," said Goxhaj.





