US Senate Demands Accountability for Khashoggi Murder and Condemns Transnational Repression.
This Senate resolution commemorates the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and calls on the Government of Saudi Arabia to ensure accountability for those responsible. It highlights the growing threat of transnational repression, where foreign governments harass and intimidate dissidents and journalists residing in the United States. The resolution aims to protect the safety and free expression of individuals within the US who criticize foreign regimes.
Key points
The Senate formally calls for accountability for all individuals involved in Khashoggi's murder, including those already sanctioned by the US.
The resolution emphasizes the threat of 'transnational repression,' where foreign governments target journalists and dissidents residing in the US, impacting their security and freedom of speech.
It demands the release of wrongfully detained individuals in Saudi Arabia, including US citizens and residents, and respect for fundamental freedoms.
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