Mirror from https://youtu.be/ZjrOzURn82E Subscribe to our channel! rupt.ly/subscribe Several thousand protesters gathered outside the Lithuanian parliament in Vilnius on Tuesday to protest against the COVID-19 vaccine passports. The protesters chanted slogans while holding posters, waving flags, and listening to speakers on the stage. One of the protesters, Viktor Uspasskikh, leader of the Labour Party and member of the European Parliament, said people should be given the opportunity to "freely choose a healthy lifestyle". "Therefore, I came to support those people who do not want to ‘sit on the needle’, and this is very important. I am the leader of the parliamentary group, we are in the opposition," he said. Around 4,500 people took part in the demonstration according to the Vilnius police. The Lithuanian government intends to introduce the coronavirus health passes from mid-September, which would restrict unvaccinated people from entering shops and cafes, or using public transportation and other venues. SOUNDBITES: SOT, Viktor Uspasskikh, Member of European Parliament (Lithuanian): "Yes, I support the idea of banning this dictatorship. [I demand] that people be given the opportunity to freely choose a healthy lifestyle. Today, a healthy person becomes a crime for us. Therefore, I came to support those people who do not want to 'sit on the needle', and this is very important. I am the leader of the parliamentary organization, we are in the opposition. And when did you see me just now in any conversation about vaccinations?" ZOOM IN SOURCE

Mirror from https://youtu.be/B6dvbUfY2yQ No rest for Serbian environmental activists and protesters – HUNDREDS of them flocked to the capital, Belgrade, for yet another round of rallies decrying legislation that would allow foreign companies, such as China's Zijin copper corporation and Anglo-Australian multinational mining giant Rio Tinto to extract lithium in the western part of the country.