; (B) removing clothing with Serbian language on it from Kosovo Serbs; (C) harassment of Kosovo Serbs by the Kosovo Security Force; (D) prejudice against Kosovo Serbs in the civil service and labor markets; (E) denial of fair public trials and lengthy pre-trial sentences; and (F) failing to execute court rulings in favor of Kosovo Serbs, particularly in property related disputes. (9) Kosovo Serb civil society organizations have raised concerns about the criminalization of the expression of political views, which is a universal human right guaranteed by international conventions, as well as the constitution and laws of Kosovo . (10) Kosovo’s refusal to uphold the 2013 Brussels Agreement is contributing to the destabilization of the region and increasing tensions within the Balkans. 3. Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that— (1) the actions by the Kosovan Government and Prime Minister Albin Kurti including the forcible implementation of mayors, oppression of human rights, and discrimination against Kosovo-Serbs in the justice system, labor market, and civil service is— (A) in violation of international conventions; (B) in violation of Kosovan laws; (C) in violation of the 2013 Brussels Agreement; and (D) contrary to the ideals of the United States such as rule of law, democracy, self-determination, and minority rights; (2) the actions by Kosovo undermine global efforts to achieve peace and stability in Eastern Europe and the Balkans; (3) Kosovo’s destabilization of the Balkans could lead to a regional war; and (4) the United States rejects these undemocratic actions that repress human rights and political freedoms. 4. Statement of policy It is the policy of the United States not to support the Government of Kosovo’s— (1) failure to implement and adhere to the 2013 Brussels Agreement; (2) ethnic discrimination of Kosovo Serbs through unequal treatment in the justice system, and lack of access to the labor market in violation of international law