Mr. Speaker, I think it is fairly clear. They simply want to maintain their territory and expand it as much as possible, not only in violation of international law and human rights, but also, as we have often seen, in defiance of our dignity and human solidarity, in which I still believe.
The fundamental issue is to determine what kind of humanitarian aid Canada can provide to these 1.5 million persecuted and displaced people, including women, children and seniors.
In the wake of a disaster, we often write the victims' names on cenotaphs. In cases such as this, we would simply recite the names of all these people so that we do not forget that we are talking about a tally of 1.5 million people.