Ms. Lewa, thank you very much. I understand you were a witness here in Canada at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights, where you talked about the issue of the Rohingya at the time. They produced a study, which I've read. It relates to a question asked of you by my colleague Mr. Tabbara. At that time, as well as during the course of the study—so in 2012 and 2015—the study indicates that “Human Rights Watch...produced two reports documenting the violence [against the Rohingya and] concluded that the violence against the Rohingya during those clashes amounted to ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.”
What I want to ask you about is the response of Canada in 2012 to that Human Rights Watch report. Was there any change in Canada's response at that time to this report by Human Rights Watch that crimes against humanity were being committed against Rohingya Muslims?