The Tibet Atrocities Determination Act mandates the Secretary of State to determine if Chinese actions against Tibetans constitute genocide or crimes.
The Tibet Atrocities Determination Act requires the Secretary of State to determine if acts by Chinese officials against Tibetans in Tibet constitute genocide or crimes against humanity. The determination must be submitted to Congress within one year of the Act's enactment. The Secretary may consult with experts, NGOs, and the Tibetan diaspora. The report must include the evidentiary basis for the determination, findings from credible analyses, and recommendations for U.S. policy responses, including potential sanctions.
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