; or (B) who are members of other religious or ethnic groups that are minorities in Iraq, or minorities in Syria and are identified by the Secretary of State (or the Secretary’s designee) as persecuted groups. (2) The humanitarian, stabilization, and recovery needs of individuals described in paragraph (1). (3) The religious and ethnic groups that are minorities in Iraq, or are minorities in Syria, with respect to which the Secretary of State has determined ISIS has committed genocide, crimes against humanity, or war crimes in Iraq or Syria since January 2014, or are other religious or ethnic groups that are minorities in Iraq, or are minorities in Syria, identified by the Secretary of State (or the Secretary’s designee) as a persecuted group, and are at risk of forced migration, within or across the borders of Iraq, or Syria, or a country of first asylum, and the primary reasons for such risk. (4) The assistance provided by the United States to address humanitarian, stabilization, and recovery needs of individuals described in paragraph (1) and groups described in paragraph (3), including assistance to mitigate the risks of forced migration of such persons and groups from Iraq or Syria. (5) The mechanisms of the United States Government to identify, assess, and respond to humanitarian, stabilization, and recovery needs, and risks of forced migration, of individuals described in paragraph (1) and groups described in paragraph (3). (6) The assistance provided by or through the United Nations, including the Funding Facility for Immediate Stabilization and Funding Facility for Expanded Stabilization, to address humanitarian, stabilization, and recovery needs of individuals described in paragraph (1) and groups described in paragraph (3), including assistance to mitigate the risks of forced migration of such individuals and groups within or across the borders of Iraq, or Syria, or a country of first asylum from Iraq or Syria. (7) The entities, including faith-based entities, that are providing assistance to address