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Iran Human Rights, Internet Freedom, and Accountability Act of 2026

Bill sponsorship · H.R. 7622Free nations

Expands internet access for Iranians during regime blackouts, enforces sanctions on human rights abusers, and funds broadcasting and online security tools for Iranian activists and journalists.

Liberty position: Sign on
Introduced: February 20, 2026
Why signing on is the liberty side: It gives practical help to Iranians standing up to the regime.

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77 current members of Congress signed on, as sponsor or cosponsor. Members who have left Congress are not listed.

Signed on, the liberty side: 77; 39 Republicans, 38 Democrats
Did not sign: Not counted

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77 current members put their name on this bill. Signing on is the liberty side.

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Not signing is not counted against anyone, so the members who did not sign are not listed.

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