It's a relatively small organization that works on the ground in Afghanistan. The Human Rights Watch researcher who works in Kabul has worked with them and is confident in the quality of their work. I think they have an ability to locate and interview former detainees on the ground that is quite enviable. They have obviously been able to locate people. They've provided me with detailed interview memoranda of their interviews. They were translated. They were originally conducted in the language of the detainee or the relative, in their spoken language, so I'm pretty confident that this information is fairly accurate. I personally cannot attest to the validity of it, but I think it is important to note that all the examples I have detailed in my written remarks and that I've mentioned today are but a few examples of many. I know this committee has heard other examples before, and there are many more available. The U.K. government is discussing them--
