Summary: The text discusses the implications of France's new law requiring citizens to carry digital health passes to access public venues and services amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. This measure has sparked widespread protests, with opponents citing concerns over privacy violations, discrimination against the unvaccinated, and the restriction of individual freedoms. The government argues that the pass is necessary to contain the virus and prevent a resurgence of infections, with President Macron emphasizing that vaccination is the key to returning to normalcy. However, critics argue that the law infringes on civil liberties and excludes marginalized groups who may face barriers to accessing the pass. The debate underscores the tension between public health measures and personal freedoms, reflecting broader global discussions on balancing individual rights with collective safety in the face of the ongoing pandemic.