Remembering the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre and condemning the continued and intensifying crackdown on human rights and basic freedoms within the People's Republic of China, including the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, by the Chinese Communist Party, and for other purposes.

Support for Victims and Families: The resolution expresses respect and solidarity with those killed, tortured, or imprisoned during the 1989 demonstrations, as well as their families and friends (Resolution Section 1).

Protection of Human Rights and Reform: It reaffirms support for individuals working toward political reform, the rule of law, and human rights protections in China (Resolution Section 2).

Call for Accountability in China: The resolution calls for the Chinese government to stop censoring information about the Tiananmen Square massacre and to cooperate with an independent investigation by the United Nations (Resolution Section 4, Clauses A and B).

Protection of Rights in Hong Kong: It calls for the respect of personal rights, freedoms, and the independence of the legal system in Hong Kong (Resolution Section 5, Clause A).

Restoration of Democracy in Hong Kong: The resolution seeks to restore independent democratic representation to the people of Hong Kong (Resolution Section 5, Clause B).

Safety for Returning Individuals: It calls for the ability of those who fled or live in exile to return to China or Hong Kong without fear of retribution, detention, or repercussions (Resolution Section 4, Clause D; Resolution Section 5, Clause C).