; (2) establish or support robust, people-to-people exchange programs in the Indo-Pacific region, particularly programs engaging young leaders; and (3) establish educational exchanges and capacity-building programs emphasizing civil society development. 406. Association of Southeast Asian Nations Human Rights Strategy (a) Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that the United States should continue to work with ASEAN to improve the capacity of ASEAN to address human rights, democracy, and good governance issues in Southeast Asia. (b) Strategy Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of State shall submit a strategy to the appropriate congressional committees to increase cooperation with ASEAN to promote human rights, democracy, and good governance in Southeast Asia. (c) Contents The strategy submitted under subsection (b) should include— (1) an assessment of the types of United States Government resources available to support increased cooperation; and (2) an assessment to identify entities within ASEAN that the United States could potentially support or partner with to promote human rights, democracy, and good governance in Southeast Asia. 407. Freedom of information to North Korea The President is encouraged to continue efforts to enhance freedom of information access with regard to North Korea. 408. Sense of Congress on imposition of sanctions and suspension of United States assistance (a) Sanctions It is the sense of Congress that the President should impose sanctions, in accordance with applicable law and other relevant authorities, including targeted financial penalties and visa bans, on any individual or entity that— (1) violates human rights or religious freedoms