United States HR 2037: Saudi Arabia Human Rights and Accountability Act of 2019

Status: Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. (as of 2019-07-16)

State: United States · Session: 116 · Bill: HR 2037

Subjects: Asia, Congressional oversight, Criminal investigation, prosecution, interrogation, Criminal procedure and sentencing, Detention of persons, Europe, Evidence and witnesses, Government ethics and transparency, public corruption, Human rights, Intelligence activities, surveillance, classified information, Middle East, News media and reporting, Protest and dissent, Religion, Sanctions, Saudi Arabia, Teaching, teachers, curricula, Turkey, Violent crime, Visas and passports, Women's rights

Sponsors: Tom Malinowski, Adriano Espaillat, Alan S. Lowenthal, Albio Sires, Andy Levin, Ann Wagner, BRAD SHERMAN, Brian K. Fitzpatrick, David J. Trone, David N. Cicilline, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, ELIOT L. ENGEL, Elissa Slotkin, JAMES P. MCGOVERN, Jamie Raskin, John R. Curtis, PETER A. DEFAZIO, Ro Khanna, Steve Cohen, Susan Wild

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