Dominic Raab speaks on internment camps in China

The transcript discusses the ethical implications of legal professionals taking cases that involve applying national security legislation at Beijing's request, which undermines Hong Kong's freedom. It also highlights the UK's efforts to prevent British businesses from profiting from internment camps in Xinjiang, emphasizing the UK's leadership in international human rights advocacy.

What are the implications of applying national security legislation at the behest of authorities in Beijing?

How does the situation in Hong Kong relate to the freedom of its people?

What ethical considerations arise from taking on cases related to pro-democracy activists?

Discuss the role of international organizations in addressing human rights abuses in Xinjiang and Hong Kong.

What measures are being taken to prevent UK supply chains from contributing to human rights abuses?