are to be significant lessons on rights. And learning is only possible if it happens as part of on-going direct participation. Participation basically means – an independent possibility to acquire knowledge and not just to be a part of decisions taken by groups in power. That is why we should argue for autonomy that will enable us on the one hand to construct a learning process of human rights which on the one hand assign responsibilities to perpetrators and on the other hand enable re-conciliation of cultural interests with the standards set out in the human rights instruments. And I will conclude by wishing you all success and happiness. And once again congratulating Gay McDougal and Chairperson of this forum who has most successfully conducted these two days. Thank you.