Demonstrations continued after the 28 November mobilization, joining opposition to the security bill with anger over police violence and demands for accountability. Protesters argued that the right to film police was a safeguard for public oversight. The government’s proposed revision to the bill did not end the mobilization. This event illustrates how a specific legislative controversy connected to longer-running campaigns for civil liberties and against racialized policing.
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What concern continued to motivate marches in January 2021?
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Demonstrators continued to object to the security bill and its effects on oversight.