US SB2611

Amends the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 to expand mandatory reporting categories in the State Department's annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, adding coverage of refoulement, statelessness, freedom of movement, political prisoners, government corruption, and restrictions on civic space

Expands existing reporting requirements on reproductive rights to include involuntary or coerced medical practices, obstetric violence, coerced abortion or pregnancy, and discrimination in accessing maternal and reproductive health care

Adds "freedom of expression" alongside existing "freedom of the press" requirements throughout the reporting statute, and requires reporting on internet freedom and access to information restrictions

Requires reporting on discrimination and violence against marginalized groups including women and girls, persons with disabilities, ethnic minorities, indigenous peoples, LGBTQI+ individuals, and vulnerable migrant populations

Establishes U.S. policy to publish credible, fact-based human rights reports free of political favoritism, and to regularly engage with human rights defenders, journalists, and victims when gathering information for the reports