The "PROVE IT Act of 2024" is like a big homework project for the country, where the government wants to check how much pollution certain products make, both in the U.S. and other countries, and share this information online to help everyone understand and make fair rules about it.

The U.S. Senate wants to make sure that women in Sudan are included in talks to stop a big fight in their country, and they want to help by giving more support and protection to these women.

H.R. 9564 is a plan to make rules to stop a group in Yemen, called the Houthis, from doing bad things by blocking help for people and being mean to others. It wants important people to write reports on what the Houthis are doing and decide if they should get in trouble for those actions.

The bill wants to punish some leaders from China for being mean to Hong Kong, Taiwan, and a group of people called the Uyghurs by stopping them from entering the U.S. and taking away their money if they don't change their ways. However, the President can take back the punishment if China starts being nice or the leaders quit their roles and try to fix their bad actions.

The bill is like a big message from the United States saying, "We stand with the people in Venezuela and don't think the recent election where Nicolás Maduro said he won was fair." The U.S. wants to help make sure the right person, Edmundo González Urrutia, gets to be the new leader and suggests teamwork with other countries to make this happen.

H. R. 7950 is about making sure new talks with Iran about their nuclear power meet strict rules, like stopping deals with China, before any money from the government is used. It also wants special approval from the Senate for any deal and needs reports to show everything is being done right.

H.R. 8329 is like a rulebook that tries to help people in Belarus have fair leaders and be safe, even when their leaders are being unfair or mean. It wants to make sure they're not helping out the big bully, Russia, and also helps the good people in Belarus have a chance to speak up and have fair elections.

The Senate wants Russia to let some Americans go who they think are stuck in Russia for no good reason, like teachers and news reporters, and they're telling Russia to be fair and stop doing this.

H.R. 4039 wants to make sure that the U.S. doesn't use taxpayer money to buy stuff from a part of China called Xinjiang because there's a worry people there are being forced to work without being paid fairly.

H. R. 5349 wants to teach kids about why communism can be dangerous by sharing important stories from people who lived through it and comparing it to ideas of freedom and democracy. It tells one group to make lessons about this, but how they will pay for it or make sure it's fair is not very clear.

H.R. 9772 is a bill that asks the Secretary of Commerce to teach people about human rights problems and give advice to businesses on how to avoid dealing with bad guys who hurt people, especially focusing on the Uyghur population in China. The advice is meant to help but isn't something businesses have to follow.

The bill says the U.S. shouldn't be friends with Syria's boss, Bashar al-Assad, because he's been mean to people. It makes rules about money and who can play with Syria's money, to make sure they behave better.

This bill wants the U.S. to help people from Cameroon who are escaping danger by letting them come and stay safely. It asks the government to make sure these people are given a safe place to live and the help they need.

The PRC Military and Human Rights Capital Markets Sanctions Act of 2024 is a rule that says people in the U.S. can't buy or sell certain stocks related to Chinese companies involved in military actions or bad things, and if they don't follow the rule, they could have to pay a big fine or even go to jail.

The bill wants to add a Chinese group that does police science work to a special list that limits what they can buy from the U.S. because of human rights concerns, especially regarding a group called the Uyghurs. However, the President can decide not to add them if it's not against what the U.S. wants or if they are not involved in any wrongdoing.

The U.S. House of Representatives has issued a resolution criticizing Azerbaijan for treating the Armenian people in Nagorno-Karabakh very badly, and it wants the U.S. government to stop giving weapons to Azerbaijan and help the Armenians who had to leave their homes.

H.R. 10117 is a proposed law that allows the U.S. to punish people or companies from other countries who harm the planet by doing bad things like cutting down forests or polluting too much. It also aims to work with other nations to protect the environment and support people and projects that help fight climate change.

The U.S. Senate wants to honor the people who were hurt in a big protest in China 35 years ago and to tell China to stop being mean to people who speak up. They also want the U.S. to help people who are trying to make things fairer in China and make sure China doesn't hide what happened.

H.R. 3012 is a plan to keep helping people in North Korea by supporting human rights and giving them necessary supplies until 2028. It also suggests that the U.S. should help families with members split between North and South Korea see each other again and fill a special job that will focus on these human rights issues.

The U.S. House of Representatives wants to tell the United Nations they are not happy about taking a moment to remember a person named Ebrahim Raisi because he did not treat people nicely. They also think it's not okay that a U.S. representative joined this moment of silence.

H.R. 5349 is a plan to teach kids about communism and other political ideas, showing how they are different from democracy and freedom. It also includes stories from people who've experienced these ideas to help kids understand and become better citizens.

The Uyghur Genocide Accountability and Sanctions Act of 2024 wants to make sure people who are hurting the Uyghur people in China can't come to the U.S. and that their bad actions get stopped. It also plans to spend money on helping protect the special cultures and languages of these and other similar groups.