The big issue is the trial of the 28 of September 2009.There were a lot of victims,and most of the victims were women.So through our programmes such as the PARJU,which is the support programme to the reform of justice in Guinea,and through the European Instrument for Democracy & Human Rights (EIDHR),we supported the womenaccompanying them in the judicial trialand also giving medical and psychological support.We created working groups such as the gender one, the first one.It's quite successful because this workinggroup includes local NGOs,international NGOs,the EU Delegation and the Member States.And through that working group, we prepared the NGOsto become a real force, to present gender issuesto the ministriessuch as the Ministry of Justice,of Social Action and of Human Rights.The several issues tackled in that working group include:FGM, so Female Genital Mutilation,gender-based violence, slavery, and early marriage.Gender in the Delegation has been mainstreamedin our several programmes,and it's starting with those working groups.And we hope that as the NGOs are very weakto tackle those kinds of issues,they don't have the resources,they don't have the knowledge or the competences.We accompany them,and we try to improve their coordination,their synergies, so that they become a realforce to tackle the issue of gender.Because tackling the issue ourselvesthrough programmes is really not enough.NGOs can be a real force of advocacyand action before the ministries.And we try to make that work in line withthe action plan of ministries and alsothe GAP, Gender Action Plan of the EU.