I think I'll direct my question to Mr. Alfoneh.
We've had testimony here over a number of years regarding the situation in Iran, particularly the domestic human rights violations, the persecutions, the murders, the disappearances, the whole gamut right up to the executions.
Two of our witnesses, one being Sharin Ebadi and the other Professor Akhavan, both had a similar suggestion, and that was to deal with the human rights crisis within the country. It had to happen from people inside Iran, rather than from the outside.
I'm really curious as to what your observations would be on that, because the testimony we're hearing today is suggesting that we have failed with the sanctions and have failed in terms of the nuclear situation. But on the human rights front, do you see any light at the end of the tunnel at all?