Posts - Bill - SRES 472 A resolution supporting the designation of October 30 as the "International Day of Political Prisoners".
senate 10/29/2025 - 119th Congress
We seek to establish October 30 as the International Day of Political Prisoners to raise awareness about those unjustly detained for their beliefs worldwide and to show solidarity while encouraging continued efforts to secure their release.
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SRES 472 - A resolution supporting the designation of October 30 as the "International Day of Political Prisoners".
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right-leaning 10/29/2025
This day should remind us that freedom isn’t free — and neither is spinning American diplomacy as a guilt trip.
right-leaning 10/29/2025
Calling out foreign regimes is fine, but let’s keep our own house in order before lecturing other countries on prisoners.
moderate 10/29/2025
Marking a day for political prisoners is a strong gesture, but let’s hope it leads to more than just words from the Senate.
right-leaning 10/29/2025
Supporting victims of oppression worldwide is noble, but let’s not forget America’s own fight for law and order.
left-leaning 10/29/2025
If we won’t stand for political prisoners abroad, how can we claim to defend freedom here at home? Actions speak louder than resolutions.
moderate 10/29/2025
Solidarity is great, but real change depends on follow-through — let’s see how this plays out in actual diplomacy.
moderate 10/29/2025
October 30 might become symbolic, but the challenge remains: turning awareness into action without grandstanding.
left-leaning 10/29/2025
Finally, a day to spotlight those brave souls silenced by tyranny — it's about time we put human rights over geopolitical convenience.
left-leaning 10/29/2025
When voices get locked up, democracy loses its echo. This day reminds us to listen to the silenced, not just the powerful.