This House resolution acknowledges the approximately 300,000 deaths from Sri Lanka's 26-year civil conflict that ended in May 2009 and calls for international action to prevent future violence. The resolution supports the right of Eelam Tamil people to determine their own political future, specifically through an independence referendum, and recognizes what it characterizes as genocide against the Tamil population. It urges the United States to strengthen diplomatic engagement with Tamil groups and work with the international community to advocate for Tamil self-determination as a permanent political solution. The resolution cites concerns that 15 years after the war's end, the Tamil homeland remains militarized, accountability for human rights violations has been insufficient, and the root causes of the conflict remain unresolved. No direct funding or implementation timeline is specified, as this is a symbolic resolution expressing congressional support rather than establishing binding policy or appropriations.