New video from Chen Yunlin protests
That include some footage of police actions that may be considered questionable. See them here.
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3 comments:
Will there be any investigation of the police actions during that week? The Premier thinks everybody will just forget about in a few days so I guess not.
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That's a pretty damning video.
Without an apology or investigation into this, it very much confirms for me that that Taiwan is now a police state.
There needs to be more than just students protesting this, for goodness sakes!
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I haven't watched them all myself yet, no time today at work.
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