That the House of Representatives— (1) condemns the Taliban’s ongoing human rights abuses against women and girls, members of religious and ethnic minorities, civil society leaders and activists, humanitarian workers, and journalists, among members of other vulnerable groups in Afghanistan, and calls for the group to halt any further acts of violence and repression against the Afghan people; (2) encourages the Secretary of State, as appropriate, to consider determining whether the Taliban have committed crimes against humanity in connection with their treatment of women and girls in Afghanistan; and (3) encourages the United States Government to work with our allies and partners, including the United Nations and multilateral partners, to develop a comprehensive, long-term strategy to— (A) counter a resurgence of increased violence against human rights defenders in Afghanistan, especially against those who defend the rights of women and girls, held political office in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, were involved in the peace processes, or are otherwise in the public eye; (B) support human rights defenders, especially those who defend the rights of women and girls and the aspirations of the Afghan people for a democratic future based on the respect for human rights, good governance, and the rule of law; (C) support the Afghan people in their struggle for survival, human rights, and democracy; (D) support the comprehensive documentation of human rights abuses committed by the Taliban since the group’s takeover of the country in August 2021; (E) hold the Taliban to account for its human rights abuses; (F) expedite processing and evacuation of Afghan Priority 1 (P–1), Priority 2 (P–2), and Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) applicants for refugee resettlement; and (G) counter terrorist organizations in Afghanistan including through the use of over-the-horizon capabilities.