Yes.
Perhaps I would be allowed to give one response. We have never accused the government of any of these murders. We've accused the government of not pursuing investigations, of not bringing prosecutions, and this air of impunity that allows journalists to be killed. That's as far as we'd go. Lasantha went farther, and I suspect he had good reason to feel like that.
We're calling on the government to bring these cases to trial—the killings, the murders, the harassments, the arsons, and the threats. The morning Lasantha was killed, he and his wife were running errands, they were being followed by motorcycles, and they were calling friends. He took his wife—they'd been recently married, I think just a month—and dropped her at home. She warned him to be careful, and he said, “What am I going to do?” He drove to work and was killed on his way there.
May I have another minute to speak, or do you want to go to questions?