英文摘要 |
Along with the global justice movement, the domestic organized political resistance has linked with the local grassroots protests. In the meantime, the resistance mode, with different social and cultural contexts formulated by the economic recession and its impact on different social policy areas, has kept the police departments from various countries busy dealing with the large-scale protest movements. How to react to the new normal protests mode has become severe challenges for the police department among countries, as well as the source of trust deficit between citizens and the police. This article focuses on the interaction mode between the law enforcement agencies and the protest groups, clarifying the accountability of policing actions. Furthermore, from the perspective of political resistance in Taiwan and Hong Kong in recent years, this paper reflects on the changing trend in the massive protest movement. This article reviews the plight of Hong Kong police enforcement in the case of Hong Kong's protests against ''extradition bill,'' introduces the experience of policing reform in the UK and explores the current management strategy of the British police for political resistance. In conclusions, this paper proposes to establish an accountable and transparent police governance system that maintains public order and regains public trust toward the police. |