Young people debate human rights in China and the U.S.

CA 9+ CGTN is funded in whole or in part by the Chinese government. Wikipedia #China #humanrights #Xinjiang Young people debate human rights in China and the U.S. 45,629 views •Mar 24, 2021 1.7K 101 Share Save CGTN 2.25M subscribers For more: https://www.cgtn.com/video​ Which country's definition of human rights supports humans more, #China​ or the U.S.? What are #humanrights​? In the U.S., Trump's immigration policies were described by many as "inhumane," the Black Lives Matter movement highlighted racial tensions, and over half a million Americans, unfortunately, died from COVID-19. In China, there have been constant concerns over freedom of speech, treatment of Uygurs in #Xinjiang​, and national security issues concerning Hong Kong. But who is right? Let's see these eight young people debate these questions. Proposition: Zoon Ahmed Khan, researcher from Tsinghua University Shen Zhourong, lecturer at Beijing International Studies University Enoch Wong, Schwarzman scholar at Tsinghua University Sunny Mewati, former director of academics at the National High School Debate League of China (NHSDLC) Opposition: Veronica Ludaka, student at China Women University Wang Yixiao, president of Peking University's English Debating Society Ekaterina Kologrivaya, master student at Peking University Wang Yuhang, a student of international journalism and communication at Tsinghua University Subscribe to us on YouTube: https://goo.gl/lP12gA​ Download our APP on Apple Store (iOS): https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cctvn...​ Download our APP on Google Play (Android): https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...​ 1,481 Comments Auggie Giuseppe Add a public comment... Alyare Alyare 1 day ago She mentioned fair maternity leave as a pro on the American side and I about spit out my tea. The maternity leave is a joke unless you are upper-middle class and above. I had my child via emergency c-section and was forced to go back to work 2 weeks later or loose my job. So don’t spout fair maternity leave as a pro here in the USA. There are many, many people here that DON’T get fair or even reasonable maternity leave. 277 Tony At Google Tony At Google 1 day ago You should get a bunch of American to argue for their country, that'll be a laugh. 125 Denis J Delgado Denis J Delgado 1 day ago I think both sides know that the USA is the loosing side when it comes to Human Rights ! 47 ABC ABC ABC ABC 1 day ago The Proposition had argued better then the Opposition. The Opposition had a more difficult case to argue as they try to give an alternate facts like “self reflection”. Both side have done well. But it is clear that the Proposition team has won the debate as they have been more persuasive based on facts. 53 Sean Lee Sean Lee 1 day ago can't believe they didn't bring up the fact that the land of the free leads the world in incarceration rate....like by a long shot too 89 Max DC Max DC 1 day ago The West sees China's protection of her society from the "human rights" of some villains as condemnable but they see their own violation of human rights of various societies as nonissue. What an upside down thinking of the West. 26 Harmony Voice Harmony Voice 1 day ago Double standards represent the West’s arrogance, while human rights and democracy have been hypocritically used as an excuse to sell the West’s own agenda and advance its own interests. 197 Dean Owen Dean Owen 1 day ago This debate is a bit too amateurish. I'd like to see Einar Tangen and Kishore Mahbubani face off against Mike Pompeo and Tom Cotton and watch them crush the Americans in a proper debate. 23 junesia heng junesia heng 1 day ago It is true that whatever policy makes, it is about who can deliver... 107 Tex AJP Tex AJP 1 day ago china supports human rights more, uighurs in xinjiang have better access to healthcare, infrastructure, education, and job than many usa citizens 66 ABC ABC ABC ABC 1 day ago The Proposition should have raised about the “Trump Swamp” in regards to corruption.