Prohibits differential treatment of Hong Kong and imposes sanctions on those undermining democracy and human rights in Hong Kong.
The Hong Kong Equal Treatment Act prohibits the U.S. government from providing differential treatment to Hong Kong compared to China. It mandates sanctions against individuals and entities involved in undermining democracy and human rights in Hong Kong, including those responsible for coercive actions, human rights abuses, or censorship. The President is directed to block property and interests of sanctioned persons within U.S. jurisdiction.
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