Taipei police raid gay bar over morality concerns, sparking LGBTQ+ protests
- Taipei police raided the Commander D gay bar in Wanhua district on Saturday, detaining 51 people for questioning.
- Officers confirmed the raid was conducted under a search warrant regarding suspected offences against public morality.
- Around 100 members of Taipei’s LGBTQ+ community protested outside a local police station on Sunday.
- Demonstrators raised concerns regarding police conduct, while authorities maintained they respect citizens' rights and a pluralist society.
Source: reuters.com
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