A joint resolution to express the opposition of the United States to the genocide being committed on the peoples of Ethiopia by the Communist regime in power, to encourage that regime to abandon such policies, and for other purposes.

States that the Congress supports the Ethiopian people in their efforts to end the policy of genocide conducted by the government of Ethiopia and calls upon such Government to agree to a ceasefire and to begin negotiations with the opposition leading to the establishment of a government of national reconciliation.

Prohibits both the importation into the United States of Ethiopian goods and services and, except for emergency relief assistance, the exportation of U.S. goods and services to Ethiopia until such time as the President determines that the Ethiopian regime has ceased to conduct a policy of starvation of its people and has granted them fundamental human rights and the Congress has enacted a joint resolution approving such determination.

Requires the President to suspend all economic assistance and to deny any security assistance to the Government of Ethiopia.

Requires the President to submit a report to the Congress on the progress by the Ethiopian regime to end such policies.