; (3) to use all diplomatic tools to ensure that all prisoners of conscience and political prisoners in Burma are released; and (4) to support and pressure the Government of Burma in the repeal and amendment of all laws that violate the rights to freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and association to ensure the laws described in section 2(5) comply with international human rights standards. 5. Political prisoners assistance The Secretary of State shall provide assistance to civil society organizations in Burma that work to secure the release of prisoners of conscience and political prisoners in Burma, and to current and former prisoners of conscience and political prisoners in Burma. Assistance shall include the following activities: (1) Support for the documentation of human rights violations with respect to prisoners of conscience and politically motivated prisoners. (2) Support for advocacy in Burma to raise awareness of issues relating to prisoners of conscience and political prisoners. (3) Support for efforts to repeal or amend laws that are used to imprison individuals as either prisoners of conscience or political prisoners. (4) Support, including travel costs, and legal fees, for families of prisoners of conscience and political prisoners. (5) Support for health, including mental health, and post-incarceration assistance in gaining access to education and employment opportunities or other forms of reparation to enable former prisoners of conscience and political prisoners to resume a normal life. (6) The delegation of specific United States mission staff who will observe trials in politically motivated cases. 6. Sense of Congress on child soldiers It is the sense of Congress that— (1) former child soldier Aung Ko Htwe should be immediately and unconditionally released