Ending U.S. financial assistance to the Government of China and affiliated entities.
This bill aims to completely halt all U.S. government financial assistance to the Government of the People's Republic of China, the Chinese Communist Party, and entities controlled by them. U.S. citizens should be aware that their tax dollars will no longer support these institutions, potentially shifting the focus of U.S. foreign policy and spending. Exceptions are limited to humanitarian aid, human rights promotion, and support for Tibetan communities.
Key points
Prohibits all U.S. financial assistance directly to the Government of China, the Chinese Communist Party, and entities they own or control.
Assistance is also prohibited for non-governmental organizations that would use the funds for work within China (including Hong Kong), with specific exceptions.
Exceptions include support for human rights, democratic development, and livelihood, cultural, health, or environmental initiatives in Tibetan communities.
The President can waive the prohibition for emergency humanitarian aid, combating wildlife trafficking, or non-proliferation efforts, provided Congress is notified.
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