A resolution to condemn the violence in Yugoslavia, to express Senate support for EC mediation efforts with respect to Yugoslavia and to urge the administration to raise this issue in Moscow at the CSCE meeting on the Human Dimension.

Condemns: (1) the policies of violent aggression perpetuated by Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, the Yugoslav army, and Serbian extremist guerrillas in Croatia; and (2) the repression against the Albanian population in the Province of Kosov.

Declares that the deteriorating situation in Yugoslavia requires the United States to intensify efforts to resolve the crisis.

Commends the European Community (EC) for its efforts to mediate the crisis.

Urges: (1) the EC to fully include an Albanian representative from Kosov in the EC-sponsored peace conference; and (2) the Administration to base its policy toward the six republics and two provinces of Yugoslavia on the democratic principles enunciated by the Secretary of State on September 4, 1991, with respect to the Soviet Union, to press for the inclusion of an Albanian representative from Kosovo in the peace conference, and to raise the issue of Serbian Government-sponsored aggression against the Croatian Government, the citizens of the Republic of Croatia, and the Albanians in Kosovo at the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe meeting which convened in Moscow on September 10, 1991.