; (E) any speech, conduct, or other advocacy regarding senior officials of a designated foreign authority on the basis of decisions or actions undertaken in such official’s official or personal capacity; or (F) the provision by an employee or contractor of financial or in-kind support, using exclusively resources other than resources of an employing or contracting domestic entity which has not provided consent for such use, to any person engaging in an activity which would constitute protected activity if the employee or contractor personally engaged in such activity. (3) Protected inaction The term protected inaction means refraining from or refusing to undertake activity, including nonexcepted activity conducted in an employee or contractor’s official capacity, on the basis of sincerely held philosophical, ethical, or patriotic objections, that— (A) counters or otherwise inhibits protected action or enhanced China-related protected activity, even if such activity occurs abroad; (B) facilitates or supports a human rights violation of a designated foreign government or entity