This House resolution remembers people killed, injured, tortured, or imprisoned after the 1989 Tiananmen Square demonstrations. It condemns human rights abuses in China and calls on Chinese and Hong Kong authorities to protect rights, restore democratic representation in Hong Kong, and allow exiled democracy supporters to return without punishment. It also asks the United States government and Congress to mark the anniversary and supports peaceful human rights movements in China, Hong Kong, Tibet, and Xinjiang.
The resolution does not set out direct changes to services or rights for people in the United States. It expresses the House's views and calls for actions by U.S., Chinese, and Hong Kong authorities.
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The resolution expresses solidarity with victims and their families and supports political reform, the rule of law, and human rights protections.
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