1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Freeing Americans Detained Abroad Act . 2. Additional resources with respect to United States citizens detained or kidnapped overseas (a) Availability of existing resources The Secretary of State shall display on a publicly available website of the Department a list of resources for which United States citizens who have been detained or kidnapped overseas may be eligible and may be accessed by friends or family of such citizens. Such resources shall include legal services whether offered pro bono or with any other payment or fee structure. (b) Training required The Secretary of State shall ensure that each Foreign Service officer serving at any diplomatic or consular post overseas is trained, prior to such posting, with respect to cases of detention of United States citzens. Such training shall include each of the following: (1) What detention and arbitrary detention cases are and how to identify cases of United States citizens being arbitrarily detained. (2) How to engage with United States citizens overseas and family members of detained citizens. (3) How to connect United States citizens or their family members with legal assistance resources overseas. (4) How to liaise with the Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs office with respect to cases of arbitrary detention or kidnapping. (c) Hostage affairs officers The Secretary of State, or an appropriate designee, shall designate one Foreign Service officer at each overseas diplomatic or consular post as a hostage affairs officer , who shall— (1) serve as a principle liaison between the post and the Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs office; (2) coordinate with the Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs, the Ambassador to the host country, and the Deputy Chief of Mission on efforts to free United States citizens detained or kidnapped in the host country; (3) monitor and track all cases of United States citizens detained or kidnapped in the host country and the efforts to free such citizens