Well, I would say on that point that it's a question of the political will to find solutions to conflicts.
We've been obviously very concerned about the treatment of asylum seekers globally, in terms of state responses and whether states are using the weaponization of asylum, or somehow trying, as you say, to use it. I'm just not sure how to unpack that.
Certainly we are concerned about the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers globally, period. We're concerned about people continuing to have access to seek asylum and the principle of non-refoulement. These are important key principles. The previous speaker spoke about them.
As to whether or not newcomers are used as a particular tool, I can't really speak to that, but I can say that we are obviously very concerned about the situation and the rising number of forcibly displaced persons and their treatment.
Do you want to say anything, Azadeh?