CLEAN : China remains world's biggest executioner: Amnesty

The video discusses the secrecy surrounding the death penalty in China, highlighting the government's efforts to conceal execution statistics. It emphasizes the lack of transparency, leading to unfair trials and miscarriages of justice. The video calls for the Chinese government to be transparent and allow public discourse on the death penalty, aiming for its abolition. It also points out that China's secrecy makes it an outlier in the international community.

What is the main reason for the Chinese government's secrecy about execution numbers?

• To comply with international human rights standards

• To protect the privacy of the executed individuals

• To maintain public support for the death penalty

• To avoid international criticism

How does the lack of transparency in China's legal system affect justice?

• It reduces the number of executions

• It increases public trust in the government

• It ensures fair trials for all

• It leads to miscarriages of justice

What is a significant issue with the trials of those sentenced to death in China?

• They are frequently unfair

• They are conducted with full transparency

• They are often delayed for years

• They are open to international observers

Why is it difficult to know the exact number of executions in China?

• The statistics are exaggerated by the media

• The statistics are classified as state secrets

• The statistics are publicly available

• The statistics are reported annually

What is the global perception of China's execution practices?

• China is considered to have the lowest execution rate

• China is seen as a leader in human rights

• China is viewed as an outlier due to high execution numbers

• China is praised for its transparency