Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to our witnesses. It's great to have you back, Ms. Ravon.
I saw a report a few days ago, which was issued by the UN. Essentially, it was saying that in an era of indiscriminate warfare, like we're currently experiencing, they had found that 40% of the people who had died in war zones were women.
How common is this? This is certainly a new trend. I think this report was saying that the number of women who were dying in various countries, due to indiscriminate warfare, has doubled within a year.
What do you think the ramifications of this will be, and how do we address this issue?