The bill wants to change how the United States interacts with Hong Kong by stopping special treatments and helping people there who are having a tough time with the Chinese government's changes, like not being able to speak freely or having fair rules. It also wants to make sure Hong Kong people can use the internet freely and come to the U.S. if they need to.

S. J. RES. 103 is like when someone in a group says, "I don't want to follow the new playtime rules made by the FCC for playing nicely on the internet," and then they ask all the other group members to agree and stop those rules from being used.

The Iran Internet Freedom Act is a plan to help people in Iran have better and safer Internet access by giving money to projects that support open communication. The bill provides $15 million each year to help make the Internet more free and open there.

This idea from Congress talks about using special computer systems, called distributed ledger technologies, to help make rules fair, protect people's rights, and keep things honest and open. They want everyone to work together to use these systems safely and fairly.

H.R. 9299 is like a helping hand from the U.S. to make sure people in Iran can use the internet freely and safely, even when the government tries to block it. It gives a special job to a big helper called the Secretary of State to figure out smart ways, like using secret internet pathways, so everyone can stay connected.

H.R. 8309 is like a rule to help keep the internet safe and open. It wants to add more details in a report to show when bad people or governments make it hard for people to use the internet freely or safely.