End of the encroachments on fundamental rights: "Allowing vaccinated people more would be poison in this phase of the pandemic"

The criticism of the federal states of the Infection Protection Act is loud and hardly faded away, then the next conflict arises: the question of which rights vaccinated and convalescent should exercise.

After all, the measures to combat pandemics are associated with a drastic restriction of fundamental rights.

Some federal states and the FDP now want to clarify this quickly.

As early as possible at the federal-state meeting next Monday.

But there is great skepticism about allowing vaccinated people to return to comprehensive freedoms in the short term and thus creating a difference to the unvaccinated.

Debates of envy could result and domino effects could be triggered: If restaurants, hotels or fitness studios were only opened for certain groups, the pressure would increase to allow further users.