Tibet Atrocities Determination Act

The Tibet Atrocities Determination Act requires the Secretary of State to decide within one year whether the Chinese government's actions against Tibetans constitute genocide or crimes against humanity. This determination must be based on specific indicators such as forced displacement, cultural suppression, and the removal of children from their families. The bill also mandates a detailed report to Congress that includes evidence, expert consultations, and recommendations for potential U.S. policy responses like sanctions.