Are vaccine mandates the solution to end the pandemic?: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Griechenland

15.03.2022

In an effort to protect their population and the health system, Ecuador, Greece, and Tajikistan have imposed vaccination mandates.

Last year, the Greek government passed two kinds of vaccine mandates in order to halt the spread of the Covid-19 virus. A brief summary provided by Arne Schildberg, Director of FES Athens, assesses the vaccination mandate in Greece.

Visit the website of the IPS-Journal to read the article which also examines the vaccine mandates in Ecuador and Tajikistan.

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