A bill to support and promote human rights of Southern Mongolians in the People's Republic of China, and for other purposes.

Bill 119 s 288, also known as the "Support for Southern Mongolians Human Rights Act," is a piece of legislation aimed at advocating for the human rights of Southern Mongolians living in the People's Republic of China. The bill seeks to address the ongoing human rights violations and discrimination faced by the Southern Mongolian community in China.

The main objectives of the bill include promoting and protecting the cultural, linguistic, and religious rights of Southern Mongolians, as well as ensuring their right to self-determination and autonomy. The bill also calls for increased transparency and accountability in the Chinese government's treatment of the Southern Mongolian population.

Additionally, the bill aims to provide support and assistance to Southern Mongolians who have been victims of human rights abuses, including access to legal representation and humanitarian aid. It also calls for the United States government to work with international partners to address the human rights situation in Southern Mongolia and hold the Chinese government accountable for its actions. Overall, Bill 119 s 288 is a significant step towards raising awareness and advocating for the human rights of Southern Mongolians in China, and it highlights the importance of promoting and protecting the rights of marginalized communities around the world.