H.Res. 166 is a symbolic congressional resolution expressing support for the Iranian people's desire for a democratic, secular government without nuclear weapons, while condemning the current Iranian regime. The resolution criticizes the Iranian government for terrorism, regional proxy warfare, nuclear weapons development in violation of international agreements, and widespread human rights abuses including executions, suppression of women and ethnic minorities, and persecution of political dissidents. The resolution endorses Maryam Rajavi's Ten-Point Plan for Iran's future, which calls for democratic elections, separation of religion and state, and nuclear disarmament, and specifically asks the U.S. government and Albania to protect Iranian political refugees at Ashraf 3 in Albania from regime targeting. This resolution carries no funding or legal requirements—it is a statement of congressional opinion that was introduced with bipartisan sponsorship from over 100 House members across both parties.