China’s Endgame Is to Snuff Out Dissent: Human Rights Watch

The video discusses the erosion of freedoms in Hong Kong due to Beijing's policies, the challenges faced by the Pro-Democracy movement, and the international community's response to human rights issues in China. It also explores the potential changes in US policy under the Biden administration, corporate responsibilities in Xinjiang, and the global impact of Chinese censorship.

What is the ultimate goal of Beijing's approach to Hong Kong?

• To increase civic activism

• To make Hong Kong politically similar to mainland cities

• To strengthen the free press

• To enhance democratic institutions

What actions have some governments taken in response to human rights issues in Hong Kong?

• Providing military support to Hong Kong

• Increasing trade with China

• Suspending extradition treaties with Hong Kong

• Imposing travel bans on all Chinese citizens

What is expected from the Biden administration regarding human rights issues in China?

• An increase in trade with China

• A decrease in international cooperation

• A return to supporting multilateral institutions

• A focus on unilateral actions

Why is it problematic for companies like Volkswagen to operate in regions with human rights concerns?

• They receive government subsidies

• They have increased market access

• They risk reputational damage

• They face no legal challenges

What is a significant risk of China's influence on international businesses?

• Enhanced corporate transparency

• Improved global relations

• Censorship beyond its borders

• Increased profits

How have some auditing firms responded to human rights issues in Xinjiang?

• By increasing their investments

• By ignoring the issues

• By refusing to operate due to lack of access

• By expanding their operations in the region

What should shareholders and consumers be mindful of regarding corporate conduct?

• The company's market share

• The company's advertising strategies

• The company's compliance with authoritarian governments

• The company's product pricing