Ex-Tory leader wants China ‘called to account’ over treatment of Uighur Muslims

The transcript discusses a historic moment where Parliament is expected to declare the treatment of certain minority groups as genocide, despite the government's stance that only a court can make such a declaration. The speaker emphasizes Parliament's independence and hopes for unanimous agreement. The Chinese government is called to account for its actions against minority groups, highlighting that no state should commit genocide. The speech concludes with a message of solidarity.

What is the speaker's stance on the treatment of minority groups by the Chinese government?

How does the speaker define genocide in the context of the text?