This resolution condemns the Ethiopian Government over conflict, alleged human rights abuses, and violence against religious institutions. It calls for accountability and independent investigations. It also urges the administration to consider sanctions, suspend nonhumanitarian aid and security assistance until certain progress is verified, support at-risk groups, and report to Congress on whether genocide or crimes against humanity have occurred. The resolution has been referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The resolution calls for changes to U.S. diplomacy and assistance to Ethiopia. It does not describe direct changes to services or rights for individuals.
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The resolution says that promoting peace, security, human rights, religious freedom, and stability in the Horn of Africa serves U.S. interests.
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