; (15) to continue to work closely with the European Union, the United Kingdom, Canada, and other countries and international organizations, to promote the principles of democracy, the rule of law, and human rights in Belarus; (16) to remain open to reevaluating United States policy toward Belarus as warranted by demonstrable progress made by the Government of Belarus consistent with the aims of this Act, as stated in this section; (17) to express concern in the event that social media or technology companies move to block independent media content or participate in media blackouts that prevent free and independent media services from transmitting information into Belarus; (18) to continue to support Belarusian language and cultural programs, including by supporting Belarusian language independent media programs, and Belarusian civil society, including efforts to restore democracy and the regular function of democratic institutions in Belarus; (19) to work with the Belarusian democratic movement and European allies and partners to ensure Belarusian nationals living outside of Belarus have access to national identification documentation following the Lukashenka regime’s decision to stop supplying overseas passport services to Belarusians; (20) to provide technical support to the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus and European allies and partners to develop and implement national identification documents (New Belarusian Passport) that will enable the more than 2,000,000 Belarusians living abroad to access freedom of movement and essential services while maintaining Belarusian national identity and unity