Condemning all acts of violence, oppression, and abuse against ethnic minorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Protection of Displaced Persons: The resolution calls for increased security for millions of people who have been forcibly displaced and urges the DRC to facilitate unhindered access to humanitarian assistance (Sections 2, 9D).

Combatting Hate Speech: There is a specific urge for social media companies to curb hate speech and incitement to violence, as well as a call for the DRC to hold those responsible for ethnically charged rhetoric accountable (Sections 4, 9F).

Refugee Support and Access: The resolution appeals to neighboring countries to provide safe harbor for refugees and asks the President to use existing authorities to protect ethnic minorities fleeing violence, including priority access to the United States Refugee Admissions Program (Sections 5, 11B).

Accountability for Human Rights Abuses: The text calls for the investigation and prosecution of state security forces that perpetrate atrocities, as well as the imposition of targeted sanctions against known human rights abusers (Sections 9A, 11C).

Economic Uncertainty in Mineral Supply Chains: While the resolution aims for de-risking, it highlights the need for the DRC and Rwanda to uphold commitments regarding mineral supply chains and bilateral trade (Section 7).

Security Risks from Armed Groups: The text notes that various groups, including the FARDC and M23, are involved in violence, including extrajudicial killings and sexual violence, which directly impacts the safety of civilian populations (Sections 1, 6).