I am glad you brought that up, because I am the one who asked Google, Yahoo!, Microsoft, and Cisco here to testify, and introduced legislation to hold them to account, because they had no transparency either in their enabling of censorship in the People's Republic of China.
Smith discusses his efforts to hold tech companies accountable for censorship in China.
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This amendment makes very clear that nothing in the underlying bill may be construed to preclude the provision of humanitarian assistance to any agency or entity other than UNRWA.
We think somehow, if you trade more, they will matriculate from dictatorship to a democracy. Not going to happen under Xi Jinping and the CCP.
This approach is the responsible, serious way to go about addressing this problem.
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