Support for Foreign Health and Human Rights Organizations
This act aims to make it easier for foreign non-governmental organizations to receive financial assistance from the U.S. government. It ensures these organizations won't be disqualified for providing health services, including counseling, funded by non-U.S. government sources, as long as these services comply with local and U.S. law. This could increase access to health services and support in developing countries.
Key points
Foreign non-governmental organizations can still receive U.S. assistance even if they provide health services (including counseling) funded by non-U.S. government sources, as long as they comply with the law.
Rules for lobbying and advocacy activities for foreign organizations will be the same as for U.S. organizations, ensuring equal treatment.
Status:
Expired
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