Of course, the UN is a very respectable organ. In the early 1960s, we ourselves went to the UN for refuge and we have three resolutions from that august body. Unfortunately, in the last couple of decades, such important institutions as the United Nations have been too dominated by a few nations. For example, many of us do not even have the possibility of setting foot in some UN premises.
But you specifically asked us about the human rights commission. Both my colleague Tashi and I have spent.... At one time, it used to be our yearly pilgrimage to go to Geneva with the hope of raising our issues. But we have to be very frank: we've not totally given up, but we have a little bit, because we've found that while there are a lot of very decent people, as an institution it is totally dominated by the permanent members of the Security Council. At the end of the day, in the UN system everything is decided not by the sovereign nations, who are quite proud to be members, but by just five nations, and they have their turf already settled global-wise.
So at the moment, to be very frank, we do not spend much of our energy and resources knocking at the door of the UN.