House Resolution 1120 - Tanzania
- Publisher:
- United States House Of Representatives
- Publication Date:
- 17 September 2020
- Tags:
- Tanzania, Human Rights, Investment, United States, Canada and Africa
Urging the Government of Tanzania and all parties to respect human rights and constitutional rights and ensure free and fair elections in October 2020, and recognizing the importance of multi-party democracy in Tanzania. Representative Karen Bass (Democrat-California) for herself and Representative Chris Smith (Republican-New Jersey).
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