This Senate resolution marks the Chinese Communist Party’s 105th anniversary by remembering people it says have died or live in fear because of the party’s actions. It lists claims about historical campaigns, religious and political repression, pressure on Taiwan, and efforts to intimidate people outside China. The resolution calls for the Senate to solemnly remember those affected. It was referred to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
The resolution does not describe changes to services, rights, or duties for people in the United States. It states the Senate’s position on the harms described in the text.
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The resolution’s stated purpose is to remember people it says have suffered or remain at risk from the Chinese Communist Party’s actions.
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