That's an excellent question, sir.
I think there is a lot we can do. We are a middle power, but we're an important one and we have played this role before. I alluded to the really important role Canada played with respect to apartheid in South Africa. I think we ought to adopt the same plays from the same playbook.
Iran's apartheid regime needs to be isolated diplomatically, and we need to provide maximum support to the Iranian people to help overthrow their regime. That means many things. It means that we have to use our relationships with our like-minded countries, with our allies, to bring pressure to bear on the Iranian regime. It means we must, here in Canada, list the IRGC as a terrorist group, carving out people who were forced to serve as conscripts.
Just a minute ago, there was discussion about the human rights defenders stream. We really need to open our doors to human rights defenders who are languishing. In the last few days, I've been hearing many really troubling stories from human rights defenders who are stranded in Turkey and Iraq and want to come to this country.
These are actual, tangible ways we can help the revolution in Iran.