104th Congress / Bills / H RES 461

Title

Regarding U.S. concerns with human rights abuse, nuclear and chemical weapons proliferation, illegal weapons trading, military intimidation of Taiwan, and trade violations by the People's Republic of China and the People's Liberation Army, and directing the committees of jurisdiction to commence hearings and report appropriate legislation.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Administration of criminal justice | Aggression -- Philippines | Aggression -- Taiwan | Arms control | Arms control agreements | Arms sales -- Burma | Arms sales -- Myanmar | Arms sales -- Pakistan | Arrest | Balance of trade | Budgets | Business | Censorship | Chemical weapons -- Iraq | Chemicals | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Computer networks | Congress | Congressional committees (House) | Congressional hearings | Criminal justice | Defense budgets | Defense economics | Defense industries | Defense policy | Democracy | Dissenters | Embargo | Energy | Energy policy | Foreign exchange rates | Foreign loans | Foreign policy -- East Asia | Foreign relations | Foreign trade | Free enterprise | Hazardous substances | Human rights -- China | Import restrictions | Intellectual property | International affairs | International agencies | International finance | Legislation | Military maneuvers | Military occupation -- Tibet | Most favored nation principle | Multilateral development banks | Navigation -- South China Sea | Nontariff trade barriers | Nuclear nonproliferation | Nuclear weapons | Political persecution | Political prisoners | Politics and government | Product counterfeiting | Religion | Religious liberty | Restrictive trade practices | Sanctions (International law) | Tariff | Technology | Telecommunication | Torture | Trade -- South Asia | Trade agreements | Transportation | Uranium enrichment | Weapons systems

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
6/27/96	House	Passed	Session 2, roll call 285: On Agreeing to the Resolution Regarding U.S. Concerns With Specific Violations by the People’S Republic of China