; (6) encourage international bodies to insist that transitional and future governments are committed to multiparty democracy, open and transparent governance, respect for human rights and religious freedom, ending the violence throughout the country, promoting peace and stability with Syria's neighbors, enhancing the rule of law and combating corruption, and rehabilitating and reintegrating former combatants; (7) contribute seed funding to establish a Syria Reconstruction Fund, which would leverage contributions from other international donors, including governments in the region, and be used for physical reconstruction, reestablishment of basic services, and civil society capacity building in Syria after the cessation of the conflict and the fall of the regime of Bashar al-Assad; (8) contribute future capacity building for legitimate governing institutions after a political transition takes place in Syria; (9) expand the public awareness-raising campaign of the United States Government about United States humanitarian assistance efforts through both English-language and regional traditional media sources, as well as social or new media sources