Felicia, have you got any ones that particularly s- uh, are kind of etched in your memory?

Um, I think, um, I agree with Zach that every shutdown is a disaster for human rights.

Um, but then also, [clears throat] d- during these shutdowns, um, it's really difficult to h- to demand accountability because the shutdowns make it difficult for you to, first of all, um, understand or know the scale and scope of what human rights violations are happening on the ground.

We've also seen governments that have deliberately shut down the internet to rig election outcome in their favor and, um, that is a threat to every democratic society.

And so- In as much as we have those that have imposed shutdowns over and over again, each shutdown means different things to e- people, and also the context and the impacts is always immeasurable.

And so we treat all shutdowns as a threat to human rights, and we continue to demand that authorities stop the practice, um, for good.

Allow people access to X, Y, and Z." Have you seen a change in behavior anywhere, or do you kind of feel as though you're shouting into the void sometimes?

Um, I, I, I think there, there's a change in behavior.