; (F) including requests for additional resources to engage with and support human rights defenders in annual Mission Resource Requests; and (G) acknowledging and rewarding efforts by United States diplomatic personnel to protect human rights defenders as part of annual performance reviews. (4) Seeking to reduce impunity for reprisals against human rights defenders by strengthening accountability for perpetrators, including— (A) using diplomatic pressure to encourage foreign governments to investigate and prosecute persons who order, plan, and carry out reprisals; (B) using diplomatic pressure to respond to patterns of non-lethal reprisals that have an adverse impact on civic space, including the criminalization of nonviolent advocacy, smear campaigns, and illegal surveillance; and (C) increasing support for multilateral initiatives that seek to curb the misuse of dual-use technologies by foreign governments to monitor, harass, or threaten human rights defenders and their families. (c) Implementation In implementing the Strategy, the President shall— (1) establish within the National Security Council an interagency working group that shall be responsible for coordinating implementation of the Strategy; (2) require each relevant Federal agency to provide a specific implementation plan for the Strategy