Quarantine for an illness is typically limited to those who have been infected or are suspected to have been infected, but the Chinese government imposes it in a city of 11 million, the vast majority of the residents unexposed so far. https:/t.co/qw0za37REX

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) January 23, 2020

The quarantine that the Chinese government has imposed on millions is impeding people with serious medical problems from obtaining the care and medicine that they need. https:t.co/vRPpCey3kw pic.twitter.com/AV8pCHlBF0

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) January 30, 2020

Closing the barn door after the horse has run, Chinese authorities imposed a quarantine on Wuhan after five million people had already fled--many to avoid the quarantine, which was rumored. Their travel tracks the coronavirus spread. #AutocratsKnowBest https:t.co/NoQhwrwq9V

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) February 10, 2020

How to spread the coronavirus: Place in mass quarantine detention centers anyone with a fever or who has been in contact with a coronavirus victim. Many of those people don't have the coronavirus, but many will after being detained with people who do. https:t.co/u0lV95HCaG pic.twitter.com/lBI3MUU9Pt

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) February 18, 2020

"If free speech existed in China, global media sites such as Facebook & Twitter as well as Chinese internet platforms would be inundated with desperate calls for help and harrowing stories of deaths and illnesses posted by people living under quarantine." https:/t.co/krI8QWYx0n pic.twitter.com/boeXyvWAkW

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) March 13, 2020