Human Rights Watch's Roth on Sanctions Against Russia

The video discusses the impact of sanctions on the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, emphasizing the need to target the Russian military and oligarchs while avoiding harm to the Russian populace. It highlights the role of information warfare and disinformation in the conflict. The global contest between democracy and autocracy is explored, with a focus on the actions of countries like Saudi Arabia and China. Human rights abuses in Xinjiang are examined, along with international responses such as the U.S. WIEGER Forced Labor Protection Act. Australia's criticism of China's legal practices, particularly in the case of journalist Cheng Lei, is also discussed.

How does the text characterize the Chinese government's actions regarding Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims?

In what ways does the text suggest that the US and its allies should respond to human rights abuses in China?

What concerns are raised about the Australian government's response to the trial of the TV journalist Chung Lee?