This House resolution raises concern about restrictions on religious freedom in several countries. It lists alleged abuses in Algeria, Azerbaijan, Egypt, Indonesia, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Syria, Turkey, and Uzbekistan. It says the United States should maintain its leadership on religious freedom, urges the Secretary of State to engage with allies and partners, and affirms the importance of two U.S. offices focused on religious freedom and antisemitism.
The resolution calls for U.S. diplomatic engagement abroad. It does not describe changes to people’s rights or services within the United States.
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The resolution states that religious freedom is a basic right and that engagement with other countries can support their prosperity and the stability of U.S. partnerships.
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