CLEAN : Outgoing HRW chief says governments no longer able to hide repression

The transcript discusses the evolution and current state of the human rights movement over the past three decades. It highlights the increased ability to monitor government actions due to social media and the global presence of the movement. The text also addresses ongoing human rights issues, particularly in China, and the international efforts to hold governments accountable for abuses.

What was the reason for the group's early arrival on the 1st of August?

• To meet with government officials

• To preempt potential issues

• To attend a festival

• To explore the city

How has the human rights movement changed over the past three decades?

• It has become less influential

• It has remained the same

• It has become more powerful and widespread

• It has focused only on Europe

What role does social media play in the human rights movement?

• It is irrelevant to human rights

• It only spreads misinformation

• It allows for greater observation of government actions

• It helps governments hide abuses

What is the Chinese government accused of doing in the Xinjiang region?

• Improving economic conditions

• Encouraging religious freedom

• Detaining Uyghur Muslims to suppress their culture

• Promoting cultural diversity

What international action is being taken against the Chinese government's actions in Xinjiang?

• The issue is being ignored by the international community

• Countries are providing financial aid to China

• The UN Human Rights Council is considering a resolution

• No action is being taken