Requires U.S. human rights reporting to include standardized, detailed information on reproductive rights and related health care access in other countries, and directs the Department of State to consult with experts and local groups when preparing those reports. It also records Congressional findings about international human rights standards, harms from denial of care, and the importance of reporting reproductive-rights abuses.

Mandates that Annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices cover specific topics such as access to contraception and pregnancy care, abortion policy and access, pregnancy-related deaths, discrimination and reproductive coercion, family planning coverage, and disparities, and to seek input from U.S. agencies, domestic and local civil society, and subject-matter experts during report preparation.