; (2) encourages the Secretary of State to— (A) coordinate diplomatic actions with the Governments of South Korea, Japan, and other concerned Governments to end the forced deportations and forced labor of North Koreans living in China; (B) build coalitions with allies and partners at the United Nations to— (i) fully implement the recommendations of the United Nation’s Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in North Korea; (ii) continue requests for briefings at the United Nations Security Council by the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Special Rapporteur on the Situation in North Korea; (iii) schedule regular Arria-formula meetings at the United Nations Security Council on the situation of North Koreans in China; (iv) coordinate joint actions and resolutions on the issue of the forced repatriation or forcible return of North Koreans from China and other human rights abuses experienced in China with like-minded allies at the United Nations Human Rights Council; and (v) press for UNHCR access to North Koreans seeking asylum in China; (C) consider issuing an atrocity determination for the Government of the People’s Republic of China for its treatment of North Korean asylum-seekers, laborers, women and girls in China and the fact that North Koreans forcibly repatriated or returned will face arbitrary detention, torture, hard labor, or even execution; (D) use existing sanctions authorities found in the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act and the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 to hold accountable officials from the Government of the People’s Republic of China, or other United Nations member states, who knowingly engage in the forcible deportation of North Koreans and for failing to address the human trafficking of North Koreans, including Chinese Communist Party officials in charge of provinces near the North Korean border