I'm assuming that Kevin might actually be able to give you more recent on-the-ground information.
Amnesty International has not been able to have access to those areas. That's always troubling for us in our human rights work. It doesn't mean we can't do the kind of monitoring and investigation that we need to do, but having on-the-ground access is obviously key. There have been a number of humanitarian groups, some of which had access in the past and have now been totally denied or significantly restricted. It's my understanding that journalists find it very difficult to get permission to travel in that area as well. Perhaps Kevin has more information that he would share.