Supporting Coptic Christians in Egypt.

House Resolution 117 is a non-binding measure that formally expresses the sense of the U.S. House of Representatives regarding the treatment of Coptic Christians in Egypt. The resolution calls on the Egyptian government to implement legal reforms that ensure religious minorities have equal rights, specifically urging the completion of the church certification process and the prosecution of those who commit acts of violence against Christians. While it does not change U.S. law or mandate federal spending, it serves as an official diplomatic statement intended to influence Egyptian domestic policy and prioritize human rights within the ongoing strategic partnership between the United States and Egypt.