; (2) to consistently raise concerns regarding unjustly detained political prisoners, including specific individuals, through public and private engagement with foreign governments, public reporting, and multilateral engagement; (3) to routinely— (A) attend the trials of political prisoners; (B) conduct wellness visits of political prisoners, to the extent practicable and pending approval from political prisoners or their legal counsel; (C) visit political prisoners incarcerated under home arrest, subject to a travel ban, or confined in detention; and (D) report on the well-being of such political prisoners; (4) to regularly request information and specific actions related to individual prisoners’ medical conditions, treatment, access to legal counsel, location, and family visits; (5) to identify cases in which an imminent arrest, a potential re-arrest, or physical violence poses a risk to an at-risk individual; (6) to utilize foreign assistance resources to provide support to civil society and others advocating for the release of unjustly detained political prisoners; (7) to utilize embassy resources to provide shelter or facilitate the safe evacuation of willing individuals and their families, whenever feasible; and (8) to use sanctions and other accountability mechanisms to encourage the release of unjustly detained political prisoners.