I believe such a resolution should not only acknowledge the progress that Burma has made so far, but should also continue to address human rights problems and underscore the need for the government to make continued progress over the long term.
Markey emphasizes the importance of recognizing Burma's progress while addressing ongoing human rights issues.
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