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 concerns do the activists express about diplomatic relationships with perpetrators of genocide?

In what way do the activists believe that allowing certain individuals into the country affects public perception?