Perhaps I could add another example. At the end of my presentation, I was stumbling in trying to talk to you about these Yemeni women. I was invited to provide some media training to them because, obviously, they want to access more western media to explain their analysis of how to end the war in Yemen.
What they asked for as a follow-up—meaning that I'll probably be going back to them—is training on UN Security Council Resolution 1325 as a framework, because they're trying to.... Going back to your point about mediators, they're interested in that. Indeed, one of the things we hear over and over again at the UN is that there aren't enough qualified women to sit around the peace table. Well, there are, and these women are very aware of this critique about there not being enough women and have been training themselves to be mediators, to actually know the 1325 framework and how to do peace negotiations. That's the kind of training they're asking from us. Again, it's coming from them; we are not telling them.