U.S. Congress Doing Right Thing in Passing Xinjiang Bill, Zenz Says

The video discusses the US Congress's actions against China's human rights abuses in Xinjiang, highlighting the introduction of legislation and sanctions. It explores the scale of detention camps, based on leaked documents, and the international response, emphasizing the need for multilateral action. The video also delves into internal dissent within China's leadership regarding these policies.

What is the primary reason the US Congress is taking action against China's policies in Xinjiang?

• To support China's economic growth

• To improve trade relations with China

• To address human rights issues

• To gain political leverage

According to recent research, what is the estimated range of people detained in Xinjiang?

• 100,000 to 500,000

• 2 million to 3 million

• 500,000 to 1 million

• 900,000 to 1.8 million

What are the Magnitsky sanctions aimed at?

• Reducing trade tariffs

• Targeting officials involved in human rights abuses

• Promoting cultural exchange

• Increasing military presence

What is a significant challenge of the US's unilateral action against China?

• It may lead to increased trade

• It lacks multilateral support

• It could be seen as a sign of weakness

• It strengthens China's global position

What is the role of leaked documents in shaping international response to Xinjiang's situation?

• They have no impact

• They provide evidence for media reports

• They are used to negotiate trade deals

• They are ignored by governments

What form of resistance is mentioned within the Chinese bureaucracy regarding Xinjiang policies?

• Passive resistance

• Complete compliance

• Economic sanctions

• Active military resistance

What is the potential impact of the new data leaks on European governments?

• They will increase trade with China

• They will support China's policies

• They will ignore the issue

• They will be pressured to take action