It's true that in 2010 was the first time the government granted access to the special rapporteur, who at the time was Mr. Quintana, to Rakhine State. However, this access has been stopped at different points. Even Mr. Quintana himself was not able to return in 2011. But since the violence [Inaudible—Editor], Ms. Yanghee Lee has been given access. Also, Ms. Lee herself—both of them actually have had problems during their visits—during her last trip asked the government if she could return to Rakhine and the government denied her access. We have to remember that she does not have free access to Rakhine State nowadays.
As far as thematic special rapporteurs, I agree, a number of them have already made a request to government. I am also doing a lot of advocacy myself in Geneva with different thematic rapporteurs. So far, the government has not granted access to any other thematic UN special rapporteurs on human rights.
Another issue I want to mention—