Speaker, I've just stated South Africa's position, unless the hon member disagrees with what I said regarding the position of South Africa. I said very clearly that our position is very clear when it comes to human rights.
There are examples that the hon member cited; amongst them, Zimbabwe. I think the issue of Zimbabwe has been discussed in this House many times, and we have stated our position on that score all the time. You know the position of the region and of the continent with regard to Zimbabwe.
We gave here, I think over the years, elaborate explanations about our attitude towards Zimbabwe and what we are doing in Zimbabwe, which is different from the attitude of those who were shouting and doing absolutely nothing on the Zimbabwean issue. We have been working hard to help our neighbours as a country and as part of the SADC region.
So, I think you can't just post the issue of Zimbabwe in a huge basket because we have been dealing with that issue. The fact that Zimbabwe is where it is today is because of our contribution in solving problems. Otherwise, there would have been more difficulties. That is accepted by everybody else in the world. Thank you, hon Speaker. [Applause.]