In the case of the Democratic Republic of the Congo the government has indicated that they want everyone out within a year. Internationally we have a responsibility under the right to protect, if we go back to the 2005 document, and yet we are going to really abrogate that responsibility. You have a difficulty, if you have a sovereign government instructing the international community to basically get out for its own interests while at the same time we pay at least lip service to this right to protect, yet see mass rapes and mass murders going on, particularly in the eastern Congo.
How do we reconcile the issues of national sovereignty with the issues of the international obligation under the right to protection, if in fact we believe it is paramount?