Uyghur activists protest outside Foreign Office

The video transcript discusses a protest demanding the UK Foreign Secretary meet with activists and survivors affected by the Chinese government's alleged genocide in Xinjiang. The protestors express outrage over the visit of a Chinese governor, whom they accuse of implementing genocidal policies, and criticize the UK government for allowing him to receive ministerial treatment. They call for accountability and sanctions against the governor and question the necessity of diplomatic relations with China, arguing that it provides a platform for propaganda. The video concludes with a call to action against allowing perpetrators of genocide into the country.

What is the main reason the speaker is demanding a meeting with the Foreign Secretary?

• To negotiate a peace treaty

• To address the impact of genocide and crimes against humanity

• To discuss trade agreements

• To plan a cultural exchange program

Why is the speaker outraged about the Chinese governor's visit?

• The governor is a famous celebrity

• The governor is a humanitarian award winner

• The governor is a renowned diplomat

• The governor is a key figure in the genocide

What does the speaker believe should happen to the governor?

• He should be invited to more countries

• He should be sanctioned and held accountable

• He should be given a diplomatic award

• He should be ignored

What is the speaker's view on the government's diplomatic relations with the governor?

• It promotes cultural understanding

• It strengthens international ties

• It provides a platform for propaganda

• It is a necessary step for peace

According to the speaker, what should not be considered 'business as usual'?

• Participating in cultural festivals

• Inviting perpetrators of genocide

• Hosting international conferences

• Engaging in trade negotiations