This resolution expresses the House’s support for recognizing and commemorating the violence against Sikhs in 1984. It calls for perpetrators to be held accountable and rejects associating the United States Government with denial of the genocide.
The resolution states a position of the House; it does not describe direct services or changes for individuals. It supports official remembrance and accountability for the 1984 violence.
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The resolution says recognition and remembrance are important steps toward justice, accountability, and reconciliation.
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