Let me add one quick thing, which is that I think the worst danger that Canada or any other government in the world can face on the question of human rights is self-censorship. The mullahs make it seem as though, if we are to raise human rights issues with them, this is something that will stop all dialogue, that they are unwilling to accept criticism on these questions.
I think as Professor Akhavan talked about with respect to murder in Mykonos, in fact the opposite is true. As Ms. Afshin-Jam also talked about in terms of freeing her namesake, ultimately it is only by not being silent that we are able to have an impact on the human rights situation in Iran. Ultimately, when the international community can come together in the way it has recently on the nuclear questions, we see we can move Iran, albeit slowly, albeit with difficulty. The worse thing we can do is to censor ourselves and to say we're not going to raise these issues for fear it would cause problems.