
台北市萬華分局警方以涉嫌公共褻瀆為由突擊同志酒吧 Commander D,拘留多人並被指控使用過度武力與歧視言論。民間團體與抗議者要求警方道歉、調查並改進執法,強調此舉與台北自稱的亞洲最友善LGBTQ形象相矛盾。警方主張行動合法並已對一名不當言論的警官予以懲戒。
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台北市長期以來自稱是亞洲最友善LGBTQ的城市,每年舉辦台灣同志遊行,但近年來有關警方對同志場所執法的爭議時有發生。
人民抗議警方在台灣年度同志遊行前突擊台北同志酒吧。照片:路透社
不受歡迎的回聲:團體譴責警方的「粗暴」突擊與警官傲慢行為,表示這與台北市長期以來的LGBTQ友善形象相矛盾。
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民間團體昨日抗議警方對台北同志酒吧 Commander D 的過度武力突擊行動,要求警方道歉、保護邊緣群體並停止污名化LGBTQ文化。
台北市萬華分局警方在週六下午憑票據突擊 Commander D 酒吧,此前據稱有人舉報該場所有裸體與不當行為。
在昨日於西門町紅樓附近舉辦的抗議活動中,民間團體引用目擊者證詞,稱此次突擊「粗暴」,指控警官拒絕出示搜索票、禁止人們談話或使用手機、態度傲慢、辱罵LGBTQ人士,並將數十人帶回去詢問。
目擊者還稱警官對殘障人士發表歧視言論,並將酒吧經理銬起來強迫其跪下。他們還提到一名記者隨警方進入酒吧拍照,違反了調查資訊應保密的原則。
他們表示,2026年在台灣發生此種事實在無法接受,尤其考慮到台灣自稱是東亞最進步的國家。
此次行動持續了五小時,但警方據稱在現場告訴人們他們僅是在檢查身份。
民間團體要求萬華分局說明行動過程並為警官的行為與歧視言論道歉,並指出台北市警察局需解釋其歧視性執法並追究責任。
他們還要求台北市長蔣萬安說明今年發生的歧視性執法事件,並評估台北是否真正LGBTQ友善。
抗議者康陽表示,他對此次突擊感到憤怒,尤其發生在驕傲月份期間。 「我無法接受這件事」,他說。「這個城市曾經宣稱自己是 queer-friendly 的。」
除了抗議外,台灣同志熱線協會與另外九個LGBTQ團體昨日發表聯合聲明,譴責此次突擊是三十年前LGBTQ遭受壓迫的重演。
聲明指出,台北市政府在國際上宣傳自己是LGBTQ友善,而在國內卻壓迫 queer 人士,這是無法接受的。
聲明要求對過度與非人化的警方執法進行獨立調查,公開說明、紀律處分與道歉。
同時呼籲警方公開行動紀錄,將邊緣群體保護納入警政與責任系統,並停止污名化同志場所與文化。
針對此事,萬華分局昨日表示,該行動是在接獲公眾投報後啟動的,指稱該酒吧可能違反公共秩序維護法。
分局強調行動合法且未對LGBTQ人士進行歧視,稱警方在蒐集證據後取得法院核准的搜索票,因懷疑該場所可能違反公共秩序維護法。
分局承認有一名警官對輪椅上的人發表了不當言論,並已對該警官予以懲戒,並將繼續對警官進行多樣性尊重教育。
儘管有批評指警官進入酒吧後命人蹲下或跪下構成過度武力使用,但消息來源稱,由於現場人數眾多,此舉是為了立即控制局面、防止任何人襲擊警官,並確保證據不被隱藏或銷毀。
針對指控警方允許記者進入酒吧拍攝煽動性照片,違反調查保密原則,消息來源稱該記者當時實際上是以顧客身分在該場所內。
儘管有指控稱警方在週六晚間對另外兩家同志酒吧進行了歧視性檢查,但萬華分局表示當晚有超過二十個地點接受檢查,這些檢查是事先安排好的,與下午的突擊行動無關,也不構成歧視性執法。
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新聞來源:台北時報
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台北市政府將成立獨立調查小組檢討此次警方執法行動
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警方將修改內部執法指引,加強對邊緣群體的保護機制
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