; (B) the establishment of a fully democratic, pluralistic, civilian controlled, and representative political system that includes regularized free and fair elections in which all people of Burma, including the Rohingya, can vote; (C) the promotion of genuine national reconciliation and conclusion of a credible and sustainable nationwide ceasefire agreement, political accommodation of the needs of ethnic Shan, Kachin, Chin, Karen, and other ethnic groups, safe and voluntary return of displaced persons to villages of origins, and constitutional change allowing inclusive permanent peace; (D) investigations into credible reports of ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity, sexual and gender-based violence, and genocide perpetrated against ethnic minorities like the Rohingya by the government, military, and security forces of Burma, violent extremist groups, and other combatants involved in the conflict; (E) accountability for determinations of ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity, sexual and gender-based violence, and genocide perpetrated against ethnic minorities like the Rohingya by the Government, military, and security forces of Burma, violent extremist groups, and other combatants involved in the conflict; (F) strengthening the government’s civilian institutions, including support for greater transparency and accountability; (G) the establishment of professional and nonpartisan military, security, and police forces that operate under civilian control; (H) empowering local communities, civil society, and independent media; (I) promoting responsible international and regional engagement; (J) strengthening respect for and protection of human rights and religious freedom; (K) addressing and ending the humanitarian and human rights crisis, including by supporting the return of the displaced Rohingya to their homes and providing equal access to restoration of full citizenship for the Rohingya population