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Problem:SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

This Act may be cited as the ''Turkish Human Rights Compliance
Act''.

SEC. 2. FINDINGS.

The Congress makes the following findings:
(1) The Department of State, in its 1995 report entitled
''Country Reports on Human Rights'', documented a systematic
and widespread pattern of human rights abuses by the Government
of Turkey. According to the portion of the report relating to
Turkey, ''the human rights situation in Turkey worsened
significantly in 1994''.
(2) Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the United
Nations Committee Against Torture, the European Parliament, the
International Human Rights Law Group, the Lawyers Committee for
Human Rights, Physicians Without Frontiers, Freedom House, the
Humanitarian Law Project, the Turkish Human Rights
Associations, and other human rights monitoring organizations
have documented extensive and continuing human rights abuses by
the Government of Turkey, including the widespread use of
torture.
(3) The actions of the Government of Turkey are in
violation of several international human rights agreements to
which Turkey is a party, including the United Nations Universal
Declaration of Human Rights, the Final Act of the Conference on
Security and Cooperation in Europe, and the European Convention
on Human Rights.
(4) The Government of Turkey continues to deny the
existence of its 15,000,000 Kurdish citizens and has used
military force to deny them an identity, destroying more than
2,000 Kurdish villages and uprooting more than 2,000,000 Kurds.
(5) Turkey continues its illegal military occupation of
Cyprus and has obstructed efforts to reach a just and lasting
resolution to the division of Cyprus and the massive uprooting
of Greek Cypriots caused by the 1974 invasion by Turkey of
Cyprus.
(6) The Government of Turkey continues to blockade Armenia,
obstructing the delivery of American and international
humanitarian relief supplies.
(7) Turkey continues to place prohibitive restrictions on
the religious leadership of Christian communities within Turkey
and has failed to protect these communities adequately from
acts of violence and vandalism.
(8) The Congress, in the fiscal year 1995 budget for
foreign assistance, withheld 10 percent of the principal amount
of direct loans to Turkey because of that country's human
rights record and the situation in Cyprus. The Government of
Turkey has stated that it would reject any United States
assistance tied to its human rights record, which, according to
independent human rights monitoring organizations, has
continued to deteriorate.

SEC. 3. RESTRICTIONS ON ASSISTANCE FOR TURKEY.

(a) Restrictions.--Of the funds made available for fiscal year 1996
for assistance to the Government of Turkey under the Foreign Assistance
Act of 1961 and the Arms Export Control Act, the President shall
withhold, first from grant assistance, if any, and then from loan
assistance, $500,000 for each day that Turkey does not meet the
conditions of section 4.
(b) Waiver.--The President may waive the application of subsection
(a) if the President determines that it is in the national security
interest of the United States to do so.

SEC. 4. CONDITIONS.

The conditions of this section are met when the President certifies
to Congress that the Government of Turkey--
(1) allows free and unfettered monitoring of the human
rights situation within its territory by domestic and
international human rights monitoring organizations, including
but not limited to, the Turkish Human Rights Association, the
Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, Amnesty
International, and Human Rights Watch;
(2) recognizes the civil, cultural, and human rights of its
Kurdish citizens, ceases its military operations against
Kurdish civilians, and takes demonstrable steps toward a
peaceful resolution of the Kurdish issue;
(3) takes demonstrable steps toward the total withdrawal of
its military forces from Cyprus and demonstrates its support
for a settlement recognizing the sovereignty, independence, and
territorial integrity of Cyprus, with a constitutional
democracy based on majority rule, the rule of law, and the
protection of minority rights;
(4) completely removes its blockade of United States and
international assistance to Armenia; and
(5) removes official restrictions on Christian churches and
schools and offers sufficient protection against acts of
violence and harassment directed at members of the clergy, and
offers sufficient protection against acts of vandalism directed
at church and school property.
Solution:
Turkish Human Rights Compliance Act - Requires the President, from the funds available for FY 1996 for assistance for Turkey under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 and the Arms Export Control Act, to withhold, first from grant assistance and then from loan assistance, $500,000 for each day that Turkey does not meet the conditions of this Act.
Authorizes a presidential waiver of this Act if it is in the national security interest.
Considers conditions to be met when the President certifies to the Congress that the Turkish Government: (1) allows free monitoring of the human rights situation within its territory by human rights monitoring organizations; (2) recognizes the civil, cultural, and human rights of its Kurdish citizens, ceases military operations against Kurdish civilians, and takes steps toward a peaceful resolution of the Kurdish issue; (3) takes steps toward the total withdrawal of military forces from Cyprus and supports a settlement recognizing the sovereignty and independence of Cyprus, with a constitutional democracy; (4) removes its blockade of U.S. and international assistance to Armenia; and (5) removes official restrictions on Christian churches and schools and offers sufficient protection against acts of violence, harassment, and vandalism in connection with the clergy and such churches and schools.