Digital Green Certificate Published 01 April 2021

Digital Green Certificate: Euroconsumers calls for travel restrictions to be non discriminatory, coordinated and proportionate

Euroconsumers welcomes the Digital Green Certificate as a step towards restoring free movement in the EU, but calls for free testing to avoid discrimination, no extra unilateral requirements from Member States, coordinated border reopening, and travel restrictions that remain proportionate, temporary and regularly reassessed.

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