; (E) employ existing sanctions authorities for HKSAR officials, including prosecutors and judges, complicit in the undermining of Hong Kong high degree of autonomy and the fundamental freedoms guaranteed by international law and treaty; (F) use the voice, vote, and influence of the United States at the United Nations to seek urgent discussions of the human rights record of the Government of the People’s Republic of China and the HKSAR at the United Nations Security Council and at the United Nation’s Human Rights Council; and (G) make clear through public messaging campaigns that the people of the United States want the people living in the People’s Republic of China to be able to exercise all of their internationally-recognized human rights without fear, and that efforts by the United States Government to hold People’s Republic of China officials accountable for human rights abuses are undertaken in solidarity with them and their aspirations for liberty; and (4) calls on Members of Congress to— (A) issue public statements and arrange meetings with participants of the Tiananmen Square protests who live outside of China and the families and friends of the victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre based outside China; and (B) use the Political Prisoner Database maintained by the Congressional-Executive Commission on China for information when raising political prisoner cases with the Government of the People’s Republic of China or HKSAR officials.