Thank you very much for your question, sir.
I think it's quite interesting that Dr. Shirin Ebadi is the winner of the Nobel Prize. She is one of those who are engaged in human rights activities outside of Iran, because she could not conduct those activities inside the country. She's a trained lawyer, and there are many other of her colleagues inside Iran who are imprisoned as soon as they try to defend, for example, some of the people who are in prison. I certainly believe that the work of the Iranian community and human rights activists outside Iran should continue.
Concerning success or failure and the United States government and many U.S. allies, even western countries—in this case Canada is really an exception—I'm not so sure that the type of pressure that needed to be imposed on Iran was ever imposed, because the nuclear issue had the priority of the west, and human rights issues never provoked the type of reactions that would force the regime to give concessions on the human rights issue. So we cannot answer a question about something that has never been tried.