Southern Mongolian Human Rights Policy Act aims to support Southern Mongolians' human rights and cultural preservation.
The Southern Mongolian Human Rights Policy Act seeks to support the human rights of Southern Mongolians in China, including freedom of expression, assembly, and religion. It also aims to preserve their cultural and linguistic heritage. The act mandates the President to report annually on individuals responsible for human rights abuses against Southern Mongolians and calls for sanctions against them. It establishes a Mongolian language service by the Voice of America and encourages the U.S. Embassy in Beijing to monitor human rights issues in Inner Mongolia.
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