Human rights advocate: Bush should speak out against China

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Sophie Richardson of Human Rights Watch says that defenders of human rights in certain countries look to the leadership of rights promoting governments and that President Bush undercuts organizations that work to establish human rights in China by saying little in public about Chinese violations. (0:57)

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June 19, 2008
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