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elp-55599	Gao, Wenjing	Study on the Application of the Principle of Proportionality in the Use of Force in Maritime Law Enforcement	2025	16	.pdf	application/pdf	8559	187	31	In the course of maritime law enforcement, when law enforcement officers are faced with defensive dangers or when their right to enforce the law is obstructed and they have to use force to assist in law enforcement, they have a wide range of law enforcement weapons to choose from, such as police firearms, which are less harmful on a stand-alone basis, beam-type riot control bombs and fire-fighting water cannons, which are classified as non-lethal weapons, and lethal weapons, such as machine guns and naval cannons. This provision is the principle of proportionality applies to the use of force at sea law enforcement in China’s legislative embodiment, but the general provisions of the provisions of the complex law enforcement reality there is a huge gulf between the “Nova”, “Guangdao Xing 28”, “Lu Yan Yuan Fishing No. 010” to the tragic cases in September 2016, when the South Korean maritime police chased away a Chinese fishing vessel that entered the South Korean exclusive economic zone and used sound-exploding bombs, causing a fire on the Chinese fishing vessel and resulting in the deaths of three people due to smoke and asphyxiation, etc., it can be seen that the connotation of the principle of proportionality has not been fully comprehended and applied when law enforcement force at sea is being used to find out www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/elp Economics, Law and Policy Vol. 8, No. 1, 2025 3 Published by SCHOLINK INC. the Finding out the specific reasons why the legislative significance of the principle of proportionality cannot be fully realized in the law enforcement process of the use of force and the problems of its application can provide a direction for the improvement of the level of law enforcement at sea.	cache/elp-55599.pdf	txt/elp-55599.txt