With respect to the African Union, going back to the regional program, we are, indeed, actively engaged in supporting the African Union in its very nascent attempts to become just that, an African union. They changed their name a few years ago to reflect their political desire to become closer together.
Reflecting again on my comments on regional activities, we see the African Union as having real potential to drive the values of reconciliation and peace. This is particularly true for the issue you're interested in, human rights and jurisprudence. It's better to come at these issues from a pan-African level than at the country level, because we don't want to be pointing fingers. Working at the African Union level, we have an opportunity to have these common principles bought into by the member governments of the African Union. We will continue to be actively engaged with the African Union out of our embassy in Addis Ababa.
Do we see DRC as a failed state? I would say absolutely not. It has lots of problems, for sure, and we don't want to minimize the poverty and the impact of the wealth of that country on the distribution of incomes, but there is peace in large segments of that country. We're supporting the election process. The humanitarian aid is getting to where it should, and without that basic stability we cannot have development, which will be our objective in that part of the world for the foreseeable future.