I've just been notified that I must go, so I'll do it quickly with some one-liners in terms of action items.
Number one, Canada led the way on adopting the declaration against arbitrary detention in state-to-state relations. Vladimir is a case study of that. He's a citizen of the U.K. as well as of Russia. We are convening these signatories to that declaration in February. We should use his case as a case study for the mobilization against arbitrary detention.
Number two, we are also co-chairs of the Media Freedom Coalition. Media freedom has been not only silenced but criminalized in Russia, as Evgenia said. We should use our chair and leadership at the Media Freedom Coalition, again with Vladimir's case as a case study.
Number three, in speaking now as a special envoy for the Community of Democracies, I will say that Canada has now just assumed the chair of the executive council of the Community of Democracies. Again, this is an opportunity within that forum of the Community of Democracies to highlight Vladimir's struggle for democracy in Russia and Ukraine and on behalf of all of us.
Number four, with regard to Magnitsky sanctions, I'm glad that Canada's taking the lead in imposing targeted sanctions, but we have to internationalize the Magnitsky sanctions, so we should take leadership in developing a concerted international strategy with regard to Magnitsky sanctions.
Finally, I'll just mention one other thing with regard to Putin's aggression. While there are legal and judicial remedies for war crimes, crimes against humanity and so on, there are not for the crime of aggression. We need to support the establishment of an independent tribunal for the crime of aggression so that Putin and all those who are aiding and abetting in this crime of aggression against the Ukrainian people can be brought to justice.
Thank you.