being pushed to... meddle with the law a bit, make it work for them, get away with what they can, put it in

blunt terms? Well, I mean, what we've learned from the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act in the US, which is essentially a trade ban dressed up as a human rights provision, let's be clear, it's not designed to be complied with.

It's designed to drive behavior in a very particular way.

In other words, to prevent companies from operating in a particular part.

The weaponization of human rights.

Exactly.

Yeah.

I think it's