; (J) promoting responsible international and regional engagement; (K) strengthening respect for and protection of human rights and religious freedom; and (L) promoting broad-based, inclusive economic development and fostering healthy and resilient communities. 102. Sense of Congress with respect to humanitarian assistance, freedom of movement, and rights of returnees (a) Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that— (1) significant and sustained international funding, from both public and private sources, is necessary to address the medium- and long-term impacts of the crisis in Burma and the impact of the crisis on Bangladesh; and (2) the United States should make resolving the Rohingya crisis one of its top priorities in its engagement with regional institutions, such as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. (b) Restoration of humanitarian access and accountability in Rakhine State Congress calls on the Government of Burma, including the Burmese military and security forces, to ensure full humanitarian access to the State of Rakhine and to cooperate with the ongoing international mechanism set up by the United Nations Human Rights Council in September 2018 and funded by the United Nations General Assembly to gather evidence and other information pertaining to allegations of crimes against humanity and genocide committed in Burma. (c) Rights of refugees, internally displaced persons, and returnees (1) Burma Congress calls on the Government of Burma to— (A) ensure that Rohinyga in Burma have freedom of movement; (B) create conditions for return of those displaced from their homes and implement the recommendations of the Advisory Commission on Rakhine State, which includes full and equal citizenship; (C) work closely with the international community, including the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, to ensure the dignified, safe, sustainable and voluntary return of all those displaced from their homes, especially from Rakhine State, without an unduly high burden of proof