Thank you for drawing attention to the situation in Lebanon, where right now already about 1.2 million people have been displaced inside the country. Another 400,000-plus have crossed the border into Syria. About 70% of them are Syrians. The remaining are Lebanese and some other nationalities.
We're also in a situation of displacement for ourselves in that country—I mean, many of our staff have been displaced. We have had two staff members killed in Lebanon.
We are providing assistance to everyone in the country who's displaced. We are providing real and substantive.... We are the lead UN agency. Despite the challenges faced by our own staff, we're delivering services.
I can't speak to the specific situation of migrant workers. They're not under our mandate as an organization. They would be more the responsibility of the International Organization for Migration. They have rights. Unlike refugees, for assistance they could be expected to approach the embassy of the country from which they came.