(9/9) From that day, I started my political activities outside of Syria. I was a member of the Opposition, and became very active in human rights and helping the Syrian refugees there. I also spoke about what the Syrian people had suffered to many Arabic media channels, to many politicians, and to the UN. And I was a member of the delegation in the Geneva negotiations, responsible for human rights. However, after the first year, the revolution became an army revolution, which was against my principles, although I understood why it happened. I still supported the desire of the . . .