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Many countries including the U.S. are staging a “diplomatic boycott” of the Winter Games as no government officials will visit Beijing in protest of alleged human rights violations against a Muslim ethnic group in China. NBC foreign correspondent Claudio Lavanga explains how one Chinese artist is turning digital keepsakes known as NFT’S into a new form of protest.