The Global Health, Empowerment and Rights Act is a rule that says foreign groups can get help from the U.S. to give healthcare and services in their countries as long as what they're doing is legal. It also says they can spend their own money how they want without extra rules, just like groups in America do.

The bill wants to stop giving government money to groups that help with or support abortions, making sure this rule stays even when different presidents are in charge. It means that some health help, especially in other countries, might be affected because those groups won't get money if they also talk about or do abortions.

This bill wants to make it easier for groups from other countries to get help from the U.S., even if they do things differently with their own money, as long as they follow their country's rules and are treated the same as U.S. groups in talking to governments.