Mr. Dietz, thank you for coming. It's sobering. It's difficult for us to hear, and I'm sure it's difficult for you to say, but we all want to commend you for the important work you're doing and the sacrifices you're making.
I have two quick questions.
In other conflict areas of the world where journalists have difficulties, there's often intimidation of families and things like that. The support groups who try to help families there are in difficulty too, and this tends to impinge on freedom of speech as well. That's one issue.
The second question I have is this. I realize there are state-run operations, but how strong is the Internet there? Do journalists use the Internet to try to get to the outside world? Is there a period of time before they're discovered doing that?