BRAVE Burma Act

Summary

The bill extends the Burma sanctions authority through 2032, requires the President to make yearly determinations on additional sanctions against certain Burmese banks, state firms and jet‑fuel actors, and mandates a report to Congress. It also directs the Treasury to limit Burma’s shareholding at the IMF while the military‑run State Security and Peace Commission or its successor governs, and creates a State Department Special Envoy for Burma to coordinate U.S. policy and sanctions.

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