Amnesty International in no circumstances ever calls on any government to rupture diplomatic relations. We don't call on governments to maintain them. We largely recognize that this is more than anything a political assessment. We do note that if diplomatic channels are open, it offers an avenue for advocacy, diplomacy, and more regular consular access, including in-person consular access from Canada rather than from a partner country. These options won't be there if the channels are closed.
At the same time, I think it is perfectly legitimate to recognize that, in the case of some countries where all options have been pursued, there's very little left, and if an assessment is made that a threat of cutting off diplomatic relations might change the balance, might bring some new pressure to the equation, that could be a perfectly legitimate strategy. We wouldn't criticize it, but it's not necessarily something we would propose ourselves.