Transnational Repression Policy Act aims to combat transnational repression by foreign governments.
The Transnational Repression Policy Act establishes a U.S. strategy to counter transnational repression, which involves foreign governments targeting individuals abroad. The strategy includes monitoring, responding to cases, and strengthening coalitions. It also examines the role of a special rapporteur for transnational repression and identifies vulnerable groups. The Act mandates training for federal agencies and law enforcement on tactics, affected communities, and U.S. policy priorities. It also aims to increase international awareness, accountability, and collaboration with allies.
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