; (J) consider how allowing the People’s Liberation Army to conduct activities, gain access, or establish a presence in Cambodia would harm Cambodia’s relationships with its neighbors, partners, and allies, and could violate the Constitution of Cambodia; and (K) cease providing support to authoritarian regimes and undermining democratic activists in the region, especially through its ties to the Burmese military that seized power in a coup d’état on February 1, 2021, and instead play a constructive role in multilateral organizations like the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to promote peace and democracy in the region; (3) Prime Minister Hun Sen is directly responsible, and should be held accountable, for the safety, health, and welfare of exiled Cambodia National Rescue Party leaders and their supporters upon their return to Cambodia; (4) other governments throughout the Indo-Pacific region should— (A) urge the Government of Cambodia to allow the peaceful return of exiled Cambodia National Rescue Party leaders and their supporters; (B) refrain from illegally restricting the rights of Cambodia National Rescue Party members to travel to and through their countries as they return; and (C) press the Government of Cambodia not to allow the People’s Liberation Army to use Cambodia’s military facilities or establish a presence within Cambodia; (5) in the absence of systemic democratic reforms on the part of the Government of Cambodia, there is need for additional measures by the United States Government, including through the enactment of legislation and executive action