Yes. There are some governments in Europe that are taking this quite seriously. For example, in Germany, there have been some initiatives, such as the creation of a TNR-focused desk. The foreign ministry and the interior ministry are working together to host a hotline for victims of transnational repression. This hotline is now open to victims. That's a great initiative. Of course, civil society organizations are there, and they're working closely with civil society organizations.
Last year, in Switzerland, for example, they worked on a first report specifically on transnational repression targeting Uyghur and Tibetan communities in Switzerland. This created a lot of awareness among different ministries. There were different consultations provided.
I actually just came from Belgium, where I met with the European External Action Service and the Belgian MFA. They're also taking this quite seriously. It's also being reiterated at the UN level.