H. Res. 753 is a House resolution introduced September 19, 2025, by Representatives Eleanor Norton and Rashida Tlaib and referred to the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. The resolution expresses support for designating September 2025 as "Peace Month" and calls on Congress to promote peace both at home and abroad. The text cites the United Nations' International Day of Peace (September 21) and related statements about peace and human rights.
If adopted, this resolution would be an official statement by the House supporting a "Peace Month" in September 2025 and urging Congressional action to promote peace. The resolution text does not create new programs, direct spending, or add legal requirements; it expresses support and makes a call to action.
The resolution text does not include funding, budgets, or specific programs. No publicly available information.
The resolution's "whereas" clauses list reasons for the idea, including: the United Nations designates September 21 as International Day of Peace; Peace Day is meant to strengthen ideals of peace within and among nations; the UN encourages global recognition of peace efforts and calls for a 24-hour global ceasefire on Peace Day; this year's Peace Day theme is "Act Now for a Peaceful World"; the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is cited as promoting peace and well-being; and the text says global peace promotion improves lives and that the United States has a history of promoting peace and human rights.
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