Bill > S2133

This bill proposes to completely repeal the Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act of 2019, which was originally enacted as part of Public Law 116-92. The Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act, named after a Syrian military photographer who documented human rights abuses, was designed to impose sanctions on the Syrian government, specifically targeting individuals and entities involved in Syria's civil war who were responsible for human rights violations. By repealing the entire act, the bill would eliminate the legal basis for these sanctions, potentially changing the United States' approach to holding the Syrian government accountable for actions against its civilian population. The bill is straightforward in its purpose, consisting of a single section that simply declares the complete elimination of the previous law from the United States Code.