Thank you. That's an important question.
I think that there are multiple layers to your question. There's a sense in which my decision to be here and advocate as I am is a personal decision that I think goes to multiple levels, which is why I'm talking about it.
I don't believe that making concessions is ever going to encourage the good behaviour that some people might be expecting. I have family members who have chosen, or perhaps not really chosen.... They certainly felt they didn't have a choice, and when they were contacted after my father was abducted and asked to remain silent, they chose to do so. Though I can't divulge any sort of particular details about what happened, I can say that they are in a much worse situation today than I am. I think this goes to a larger level as well, in the sense that China has historically never shown that it listens to soft encouragements. As Nathan Law mentioned in his speech just now, many large world economies were hoping for a long time that China would be encouraged to open up.