I think he is right to do this, it has already been done in another country and was successful as against human rights to put people under house arrest and remove their freedoms, to fine them if they go out.
I think all governments need to be held to account to articulate the cost to their people of the lock down and restrictions, from unemployment forecasts, increased taxes, other deaths, be it untreated cancer, or mental health services being removed, lack of future funding for key services etc,
So I get he lives in Monaco but other than geography I think he’s absolutely right to do this, because at the very least the government should be more transparent with people on the cost to them personally and society as a whole from what’s occurring here.
Police have basically been acting likely illegally - example asking people where they are going, and fining them if they don’t say. We have a right to a private life. To not be stopped and questioned and told we have to go back to our homes.
Whether a court in this country will want to go there is a different story and may not wish to get involved as it could be argued it’s political strategy,
However is there a question to be answered here on whether placing your population under what effectively amounts to house arrest and fining them if they go out for reasons other than you permit is actually illegal, then yes there is, and is there a question to be answered on the cost to the us as a society, then yes there is,
As said though, a court could be scared to go there and throw it out. But we will see more and more of these cases across the world come up, because basic human rights have been removed and the cost of doing so is not being explained to people.