It's good to see you too.
I want to go back to something Mr. Diotte brought up, about journalism and journalists.
Since 1992, 1,350 journalists have been murdered around the world; 40% of those have come from the Caribbean-Latin American region. We also know that in the OSCE there are many journalists right now who are being tortured, being put into prison, having their human rights denied. These are all journalists who are being critical of governments. We see Turkey in the OSCE; we see Belarus in the OSCE; we see some of the central Asian countries in the OSCE doing this.
It is easy for us to decry it internationally, but that doesn't solve the problem. Are there tools that the international community can use to sanction or to do whatever they can about countries that are actually committing murder?
It's not just about democracy now. It's about human rights. It's the right of people to speak out and have opinions. It's a whole issue of the fact that people are afraid to do this now. I think very recently we saw in Mexico that a journalist, Ms. Ferral, had been killed.
What are the tools that are available to us that can actually be effective? Really, just saying we don't like it and everyone wagging their finger has made absolutely no impression whatsoever. Are there tools?