Human Rights Watch executive director

Human Rights Watch executive director

TOKYO, Japan - Kenneth Roth, executive director of the New-York based Human Rights Watch group, speaks at the Japan National Press Club in Tokyo on July 6, 2011. Roth criticized China's crackdown on a pro-democracy drive in the country in February that year inspired by political changes in Middle Eastern and North African countries.

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