This Senate resolution condemns the persecution of Christians in Muslim-majority countries. It encourages the President to make their protection a priority in foreign policy through diplomacy, efforts to stabilize the Middle East, and trade and national security discussions. The resolution was referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The resolution does not set out direct requirements or benefits for individuals. It encourages presidential action on religious persecution as part of foreign policy.
The resolution does not specify spending or costs. No publicly available information.
The resolution cites reported violence, restrictions on worship, arrests, and other abuses against Christians in several countries. It calls for diplomatic efforts to protect persecuted Christians.
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