I'm not sure. As a UN agency, we have to work with all states regardless, so it's not for me to specifically refer to any particular state. As I mentioned earlier, we have to work on both sides of the border, both internally and externally. We work in a variety of different languages and cultures and needs and so on.
I'll be transparent with you. I'm not sure how to address that question. Obviously, we're always concerned that the rights and the protection of refugees be respected throughout. I guess that would also extend to migrants and other groups. Of course, they have rights as well. However, I'm not sure how to unpack that question. I'll be transparent.