Just before I come to that, let me also add to what Sophia has just given. What she talked about is short-term solutions, but for South Sudan to really come to the fold of what is internationally accepted, I think possibly Canada, through the UN and other sources, should pressure the AU to release Obasanjo's report, because that will be the basis of how people will reconcile and move on.
Second, an arms embargo is an incentive for people to talk peace because currently, as long as they receive bullets and bombs, they will want to win. That will just perpetuate the problem. I think using the UN and other institutions, especially the UN, to pressure, to have an arms embargo on both sides will help us come together. Because if people are fighting and then you give them sticks, they think they can get more sticks in order to win.
What is the role of Bashir? I think Bashir is somebody who is probably smiling in an “I told you” kind of way. Currently Bashir is countering what Museveni is doing. Museveni is supporting the government and al-Bashir is on the side of the rebels. If this situation is not resolved, it is going to draw more regional powers into the conflict. Then you are looking at Somalia or I don't know, worse.
If aliens from planet X were to come and see the situation in South Sudan, they would say, “Look at these humans.” They are not going to say “Look at these Sudanese” or Africans or anything. I think Canada has a moral obligation, one way or another, with what Sophia has said and what I've said, to help out together with other nations.
Thank you.