That the House of Representatives— (1) calls upon Government of Burundi to— (A) accept the 228 unarmed United Nations police authorized by UNSC Resolution 2303 (2016) to monitor the security and human rights situation; (B) disarm all those engaged in political violence and illegally possessing weapons including youth wings of political parties such as the Imbornerakure; (C) investigate allegations of human rights violations, including those attributed to state security forces, and hold perpetrators accountable; (D) allow the full deployment of African Union human rights observers and military experts and permit them to operate throughout the country as mandated; and (E) participate in the political dialogue led by the East African Community without preconditions, and ensure an atmosphere conducive to free expression and civic space; (2) calls on the political opposition in Burundi to renounce violence and armed rebellion; (3) calls on Burundian stakeholders to participate in the Inter-Burundian Dialogue under the aegis of the East African Community (EAC) without preconditions and to use this as a forum to peacefully resolve contentious issues relating to the situation in the country; (4) calls on the East African Community to guarantee the inclusiveness of the dialogue process and issue an agenda for discussions aiming to deal with the core issues of the Burundi crisis; (5) calls on the African Union to impose targeted sanctions on those perpetuating violence in Burundi, as decided by its Peace and Security Council on October 17, 2015; (6) calls on the United Nations Security Council to impose targeted sanctions against all persons or entities who threaten the peace and security of Burundi; (7) calls on the President of the United States, in coordination with regional and international partners, to impose additional targeted sanctions under Executive Order 13712, including against any individuals responsible for or complicit in— (A) actions or policies that threaten the peace, security, or stability of Burundi