CLEAN: Detention of Chinese artist a deterrent: analyst

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Chinese authorities in prosecuting dissidents, highlighting the difficulties in charging them with subversion. It explores the deterrent effects the authorities aim to create and their sensitivity to international opinion. The impact of dissidents on China's political life is examined, with a focus on their willingness to face persecution rather than leave the country. The transcript also touches on China's defiance of international public opinion and the importance of upholding universal values. The ending contains unclear and unrelated statements.

What challenges do the Chinese authorities face in prosecuting dissidents?

How do the Chinese authorities attempt to deter dissidents?

What factors influence whether a dissident will be prosecuted in China?

What is the significance of international public opinion on the actions of the Chinese leadership?

In what ways can the international community support dissidents in China?