A resolution requesting information on the Republic of South Sudan's human rights practices pursuant to section 502B(c) of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961.

SRES 352 is a Senate resolution requesting the U.S. State Department to provide a detailed report within 30 days on South Sudan's human rights practices, specifically focusing on how the government treats non-citizens removed to South Sudan by the United States. The resolution requires the State Department to include information on alleged human rights violations like arbitrary detention, torture, or trafficking, as well as U.S. efforts to promote human rights and assess risks for these individuals. It also mandates details about U.S. security assistance risks, conditions in South Sudanese detention facilities, and actions taken to protect affected individuals. This report directly impacts non-citizens transferred to South Sudan by U.S. authorities and informs future U.S. policy decisions regarding South Sudan.