I've mentioned several recommendations before, and I'd be happy to repeat some of them.
Canada could, relatively quickly, impose targeted sanctions, in a concerted way within a multilateral framework, on senior Eritrean officials involved in corruption and human rights violations against Mr. Isaak and his colleagues. This is something we could do quite effectively and quickly.
This move was advocated in this case by an international coalition of NGOs, as I mentioned earlier, of human rights organizations, of experts, of advocates and of journalists.
So there are many recommendations. Canada could also support the call of key UN experts who are engaged in special procedures of the UN Human Rights Council, who have themselves already called for the urgent and immediate release of Mr. Isaak.
For example, Canada, as co‑chair of the Media Freedom Coalition, is committed to protecting media freedom and the safety of journalists. It can engage Coalition members in Mr. Isaak's case and make it an iconic case study. There are many other things we could do, but here are some ideas and recommendations for Canada.