That Congress— (1) finds it reprehensible that no individuals have been found guilty for the sexual war crimes against Ms. Krasniqi Goodman; (2) strongly condemns the use of rape and other forms of sexual and gender-based violence as a weapon of war; (3) underscores the importance of transparent, accountable, and independent investigations into gender-based war crimes and atrocities; (4) commends the Government of the Republic of Kosovo for taking a tangible and multisectoral approach to address the sexual violence during the war in the country; (5) calls on the Government of the Republic of Kosovo to uphold commitments expressed and agreed to in the Protocol for the Treatment of Sexual Violence Cases in Kosovo , and prioritize and expedite cases of rape and sexual assault from the 1999 Kosovo War; (6) calls on the Government of the Republic of Serbia to— (A) bring individuals who are responsible for the sexual war crimes on April 14, 1999, of United States citizen Vasfije Krasniqi Goodman in Kosovo before justice pursuant to United Nations Security Council Resolutions 1820 and 2467; (B) cease the protection and glorification of any individuals who were involved in war crimes during the Kosovo conflict and make it a priority to investigate and prosecute any such individuals; (C) enforce laws to ensure that known perpetrators of sexual gender-based violence are held accountable and are brought before justice; and (D) prioritize the creation and sustainment of appropriate tracking and investigative mechanisms to extradite known perpetrators and convicted offenders of sexual gender-based violence during the Kosovo war in 1999 to Kosovo to be brought to justice according to all conventions; and (7) calls on the United States Government to— (A) uphold and strengthen its commitments to counter and prevent the practice of gender-based violence in accordance with the United States Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Gender-Based Violence Globally