Thank you so much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to all the witnesses for your very thoughtful remarks today.
Dr. Juneau, I want to pick up on your opening remarks.
You talked about there being a heavily gendered element to transnational repression. You talked about people with family in the perpetrating country being the people most likely to be impacted and said that where there is family at risk, transnational repression can have the most impact here in Canada.
You also talked about the way that everyone is expecting there to be an uptick in transnational repression from Iran over the next little while. I cannot help but think about the very small but heavily impacted Iranian community in my riding, where almost everyone has family at home and where almost everyone is worried about them. As you know, people have lost contact with family members.
I'm wondering if you can elaborate on what the policy implications are for Canada of families that are split under these circumstances.