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Zombie democracy. you know, they have an electoral charade. that's what lukashenko did in belarus. that's what putin did in russia. that's what ortega did in nicaragua. that's what museveni did in uganda. these are complete charades. yes, the autocrat stays in power, but with none of the legitimacy that even that managed democracy would have brought. that is not a great long—term strategy for survival. as you talk to me about what you see happening in the world, i'm kind of struggling to understand what you meant when, during your tenure at human rights watch, you always said, "our organisat...

I'm kind of struggling to understand what you meant when, during your tenure at human rights watch, you always said, "our organisation has to be neutral. in a sense, we have to be like the international committee of the red cross based in switzerland. we have to be able to work in countries and approach countries with the sense that we don't take sides. we are neutral." i mean, in your last answer, you sure as hell were taking sides. where we stress that neutrality is when there's an armed conflict. that's where the red cross operates. that's where, part of where we operate. and so in a war si...

That's what museveni did in uganda. these are complete charades. yes, the autocrat stays in power, but with none of the legitimacy that even that managed democracy would have brought. that is not a great long—term strategy for survival. as you talk to me about what you see happening in the world, i'm kind of struggling to understand what you meant when, during your tenure at human rights watch, you always said, "our organisation has to be neutral. in a sense, we have to be like the international committee of the red cross based in switzerland. we have to be able to work in countries and appr...

To understand what you meant when, during your tenure at human rights watch, you always said, "our organisation has to be neutral. in a sense, we have to be like the international committee of the red cross based in switzerland. we have to be able to work in countries and approach countries with the sense that we don't take sides. we are neutral." i mean, in your last answer, you sure as hell were taking sides. where we stress that neutrality is when there's an armed conflict. that's where the red cross operates. that's where, part of where we operate. and so in a war situation, we don't take ...