On October 3rd, a gay bar in Ximending was raided by Taipei City police, with 52 people, including the owner and customers, taken away. The police's words and actions during the operation have sparked public criticism regarding excessive force and discrimination.

This episode will delve into the legal and human rights controversies surrounding this incident, exploring whether a search warrant can be used to search a venue or individuals, whether the 52 people are suspects or witnesses, whether the police can ask people to stop recording, and whether gay bars receive different treatment than other establishments.

👤 Guest: Taipei City Councilor Lin Liang-chun

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【Production Team】
Executive Producer: Chen Hsin-tsung
Producer: Lei Ya-chi
Host: Chen Hsin-tsung
Planning: Chen Po-chih
Photography: Tsai Chieh-ming, Chen Po-chih, Chen Liang-ying
Editing: Tsai Chieh-ming
Visuals: Wu Ying-chang, Chen Kuan-lun, Hsu Hsin-ting, Hsiao Le
Community: Hsiao Le

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