; (ii) to monitor the trials of those prosecuted because of such status, expression, or conduct; and (iii) to reform related laws having a discriminatory impact on LGBTQI individuals; (B) applicable speaker or exchange programs sponsored by the United States Government shall bring together civil society and governmental leaders— (i) to promote the recognition of LGBTQI rights through educational exchanges in the United States; and (ii) to support better understanding of the role that governments and civil societies mutually play in assurance of equal treatment of LGBTQI populations abroad. 7. Foreign assistance to protect human rights of LGBTQI people (a) Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that the full implementation of Executive Order 13988 (86 Fed. Reg. 7023; January 20, 2021) and the holding in Bostock v. Clayton County requires that United States foreign assistance and development organizations adopt the policy that no contractor, grantee, or implementing partner administering United States assistance for any humanitarian, development, or global health programs may discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. (b) Global Equality Fund (1) In general The Secretary of State shall establish a trust fund, to be known as the Global Equality Fund , to be managed by the Assistant Secretary of the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, consisting of such sums as may be appropriated to provide grants, emergency assistance, and technical assistance to eligible civil society organizations and human rights defenders working to advance and protect human rights for all, including LGBTQI persons, by seeking— (A) to ensure the freedoms of assembly, association, and expression; (B) to protect persons or groups against the threat of violence, including medically unnecessary interventions performed on intersex infants; (C) to advocate against laws that— (i) criminalize LGBTQI status, expression, or conduct