Where each legislator stands

Supporting 12

Public support without a binding measure: votes, statements, pledges, bills tabled.

• Bernie SandersUS Senate, United StatesPosted: "Over 200 million Muslims call India home. Widespread anti-Muslim mob violence has killed at least 27... Trump responds by saying 'That's up to India'. This is a failure of leadership on human rights."2020-02-26 · Delhi riots: US lawmakers express concern over threat to human rights in India (The Wire) (cms.thewire.in)
• Chris Van HollenUS Senate, United StatesCo-led the letter from 75 Democratic lawmakers (18 senators, 57 House members) urging President Biden to raise religious intolerance and other rights concerns with Modi.2023-06-21 · 75 US lawmakers urge Joe Biden to raise human rights issues during meeting with PM Modi (Scroll) (scroll.in)
• Eliot EngelUS House of Representatives (chair, Foreign Affairs Committee), United StatesAs chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said he was "deeply troubled by the deaths from the communal violence in India" and urged police protection for all.2020-02-26 · Delhi riots: US lawmakers express concern over threat to human rights in India (The Wire) (cms.thewire.in)
• Elizabeth WarrenUS Senate, United StatesPublicly condemned the Delhi violence against peaceful protesters as unacceptable, stressing religious freedom and freedom of expression.2020-02-26 · Delhi riots: US lawmakers express concern over threat to human rights in India (The Wire) (cms.thewire.in)
• Ilhan OmarUS House of Representatives, United StatesIntroduced H.Res. 542 condemning human rights and religious freedom violations in India targeting Muslims and other minorities. It urges the State Department to designate India a Country of Particular Concern under the International Religious Freedom Act. She also boycotted Modi's joint address to Congress on 22 June 2023. She had earlier introduced H.Res. 1196 on 22 June 2022.2023-06-23 · Rep. Omar Introduces Resolution on Religious Freedom in India (omar.house.gov)
• Jim McGovernUS House of Representatives, United StatesOriginal co-sponsor of H.Res. 1196, which condemns human rights violations in India targeting Muslims and other minorities and calls for India to be designated a Country of Particular Concern.2022-06-22 · Rep. Omar Introduces Resolution Condemning Human Rights Violations in India (omar.house.gov)
• Khalid MahmoodHouse of Commons, United KingdomCalled the Indian government "a human rights abuser across all of its community" and warned that a UK-India trade deal would harm persecuted communities. In March 2020 he had tabled an urgent question in the Commons on violence against Muslims in Delhi.2022-04-26 · UK MPs slam PM Johnson over India visit (The Quint) (thequint.com)
• Nadia WhittomeHouse of Commons, United KingdomStated that "The BJP (Modi's governing party) is using JCB diggers to bulldoze the homes and shops of Muslims" while the Prime Minister posed with the equipment.2022-04-26 · UK MPs slam PM Johnson over India visit (The Quint) (thequint.com)
• Pramila JayapalUS House of Representatives, United StatesWith Senator Van Hollen, led a letter from 75 Democratic lawmakers urging President Biden to raise "the rise of religious intolerance" and other rights concerns with Modi during his state visit. She had earlier (6 December 2019) introduced H.Res. 745 on detentions in Kashmir, which urges India to condemn "all religiously motivated violence".2023-06-21 · 75 US lawmakers urge Joe Biden to raise human rights issues during meeting with PM Modi (Scroll) (scroll.in)
• Rashida TlaibUS House of Representatives, United StatesOriginal co-sponsor of H.Res. 542 (2023) and H.Res. 1196 (2022). Both resolutions condemn violations targeting Muslims in India and urge that India be designated a Country of Particular Concern.2023-06-23 · Rep. Omar Introduces Resolution on Religious Freedom in India (omar.house.gov)
• Tammy BaldwinUS Senate, United StatesIntroduced S.Res. 424. It urges India to amend the CAA, end the National Register for Citizens process and restore citizenship to about 1.9 million people, release detainees, stop demolishing Muslim homes and places of worship, and lift Karnataka's hijab restriction.2023-10-24 · S. Res. 424 (118th Congress) text (congress.gov)
• Zarah SultanaHouse of Commons, United KingdomCriticised Prime Minister Johnson for not challenging Modi on anti-Muslim violence, and for visiting a JCB factory the day after JCB bulldozers demolished Muslim homes in Delhi.2022-04-26 · UK MPs slam PM Johnson over India visit (The Quint) (thequint.com)