人权会：可直接报警举报   内政部长：警方不能随意查手机 - video Dailymotion

新闻报报看 | 内政部长赛夫丁出席活动后澄清说，警方是不能无缘无故要求检查民众的手机，这样不合规矩，警方必须根据程序、指南和法律，在特定情况下采取行动。赛夫丁保证，警方绝对不会随便检查民众的手机。如果民众觉得自己的权利被侵犯，可以向警方提出投诉。（主播：颜江瀚、洪欣仪）

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00:30Is it really like this? Don't the people have the right to refuse?

00:33Today, it's the turn of the Democratic People's Congress to stand up and call on the people.

00:37If you meet the police and request to check your phone, you can report it directly.

00:43The Democratic People's Congress issued a warning today to call on the public.

00:46If you meet the police at random or for no reason request to check your phone, please report it immediately.

00:52Because the police only have the right to check the phone under certain circumstances.

00:56The Democratic People's Congress said that if the public encounters a similar situation,

00:59it should record the location of the incident, the police's name and ID number,

01:04and then report to the police station.

01:06And notify the Democratic People's Congress, including sending an email,

01:09through the Democratic People's Congress official website,

01:11or personally go to any office of the Democratic People's Congress to report.

01:15At the same time, the Democratic People's Congress also asked the police to clarify this matter to the public.

01:21Before waiting for the police to make an explanation,

01:23the top boss came out to appease the people.

01:26After the Ministry of Internal Affairs asked Saifuddin to attend the event,

01:28he clarified that the police cannot request to check your phone for no reason.

01:34This is against the rules.

01:36The police must act under certain circumstances according to procedures, guidelines and laws.

01:43Saifuddin assured that the police would never check the people's phones at random.

01:47If the people feel that their rights have been violated,

01:50they can file a complaint with the police.

01:52Saifuddin said that the Ministry of Internal Affairs needs to find a balance between human rights and security.

01:58Although the intelligence shows that someone may be involved in terrorist activities,

02:02the existing law restricts police actions and cannot request to check the phone of the suspect.

02:09He said that China needs to have a law that authorizes the police to check mobile phones and other devices.

02:13He has also instructed the National Chief of Police and the Democratic People's Congress to discuss this matter.

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