As you know, anti-Muslim tragedies have always been rather widespread in Myanmar, not just now. I have been already more than 20 years here in Thailand and in the past have had a lot of contact also with pro-democracy activists. We were generally [Inaudible—Editor] tragedies that come out and they had been [Inaudible—Editor] in the past through anti-Muslim violence.
What is extremely worrying today, and to me it's like a cancer in society, is the fact that the monks themselves are leading this movement as the country opens up a bit more to freedom of expression and freedom of participation. It's not just the monks, but it's also [Inaudible—Editor] society [Inaudible—Editor] extremely crucial. That's why I really cannot talk about the regime without really hoping that the NLD-led government will take a really strong and vigorous plan to try to stop the activities of anti-Muslim groups, especially the monks. I do hope so. Perpetrators of hate [Inaudible—Editor]. Otherwise, you just empower the activists to continue their actions.