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so, all of these i think will go to support this issue and drl will -- >> i hope you focus on the lay level as -- >> that's actually a really good point. our office itself actually reports on this. we have an annual religious freedom report and we actually document not in exhaustively because the report is not intended to be exhaustive but illustratively report on the issues -- >> that means developing the information to begin with. >> right. and other gee -- yaz has a good report, others have reported so there's a number of ways in which we're trying to report on this particular issue. i will say just briefly on the issue of recovery and reconstruction, this is a very difficult issue obviously but there are security and structural imped.s which remain in place. still very difficult for people to come from a position of displacement back to homes. there are checkpoints where they're blocked by security forces and cannot -- they are simply turned back and not allowed to get through and these are reports we receive, and we have -- we're very concerned -- very grateful for all of the hos