And we hope very much that the human rights conference in Geneva will take due note of the matter. Is there any sort of change in the way that the regime works, in the way they arrest. Well the leopard certainly has not changed its spots. And the way in which those who were arrested were not allowed, have so far been not allowed to contact either their families or their legal advisers. This is the way it always happens in Burma.
Arrests usually take place at night and very often they take place over a holiday period.
And those who are taken away are not allowed to contact their families and they are not allowed to contact any legal adviser. We provide legal aid. Just like that. We don't even know when they were tried, how they were sentenced, how they were sentenced. At least 6 cars and numerous motorbikes surrounding us, following us, trying to intimidate the people and lots of cameramen, video cameras, still cameras, trying to frighten the people, taking photographs of them, trying to keep them away form us.