CLEAN : Rights abuses fuelled rise of Islamic militants: HRW

The video discusses the invasion of privacy by governments under the guise of fighting terrorism, highlighting the lack of protection for privacy rights. It addresses human rights violations, including torture, and the tendency of governments to prioritize security over human rights. The rise of ISIS is examined, noting factors like funding and the Assad government's atrocities. Finally, the video highlights concerns about new restrictions on Syrian refugees and ongoing human rights abuses during security operations.

What is the primary justification used by local authorities for invading privacy?

• To enhance education

• To promote tourism

• To fight terrorism

• To improve public health

How do governments typically respond to security threats like ISIS?

• By enhancing cultural exchanges

• By focusing on economic development

• By adopting a pure security approach

• By increasing educational opportunities

Why did some Sunni tribes feel safer under ISIS?

• To avoid risks from Shia militia

• For educational opportunities

• Because of cultural similarities

• Due to economic benefits

What was a significant factor in the rise of ISIS in Syria?

• The Assad government's atrocities

• Support from European countries

• Lack of international funding

• Strong border control with Turkey

What are the two main areas of concern regarding human rights violations?

• Economic sanctions and trade restrictions

• Environmental degradation and climate change

• Media censorship and lack of education

• Refugee restrictions and security force abuses