Isang resolusyon na kumokondena sa Ethnic Unity and Progress Law ng People's Republic of China, na may kinalaman sa epekto nito sa mga karapatan at kalayaan, gayundin sa pananatili ng pagkakakilanlan, ng mga Tibetano, Uyghur, Mongolian, at iba pang apektadong komunidad, at nananawagan sa Pamahalaan ng People's Republic of China na wakasan ang mga pang-aabuso nito at kampanya ng transnational repression na humahamak sa soberanya ng Estados Unidos at nagbabanta sa kaligtasan at kalayaan ng mga tao sa Estados Unidos.

The Senate would condemn a Chinese law aimed at Tibetans and Uyghurs — a statement only, with no force behind it.

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Most people would see no change in daily life. The Senate would put an opinion on the record, and nothing more. The resolution condemns a Chinese law that took effect on July 1, 2026. Senators say the law forces schools, families, and religious groups to follow Communist Party ideology. It names Tibetans, Uyghurs, Mongolians, Christians, and other groups as the targets. Senators also say the law claims power over people outside China, including U.S. citizens. The resolution asks China to repeal the law. It asks the President to weigh targeted sanctions under an existing human rights law. It asks the State Department to track the law's effects with allies. None of those requests carry legal force. The Senate has not voted on it, and the measure sits in committee.