rights lawyer calling on cell this and also to an ethiopian activist yet a badge and a gruesome who campaigns for the rights of the disabled u.s. environmental lawyer robert billet also won a prize. they aren't famous but the winners of the right livelihood award known as the alternative nobel prize have dedicated their lives to social justice human rights and government transparency four people were awarded it this year and environmental lawyer from the us a human rights lawyer from india a disability rights activist from ethiopia and investigative journalist from azerbaijan i am honored and immensely pleased that at present twenty seventeen right like going to war my friend. for courage and tenacity in exposing corruption at the highest levels of government to outstanding investigative journalism in the name of transparency and accountability but is my lova couldn't leave azerbaijan to

accept it despite international protests her country's government has kept a travel ban against her in place she can only appear via video since the prices founding in stockholm in one nine hundred eighty the right livelihood award has been given to one hundred seventy people or organizations from sixty nine countries . german second years now in an exciting saturday night bonus lagering counter last place cologne manisha hole high flying shall cut to a draw shall cut twice taking the lead only to see in cologne bounce back thanks to two goals from man of the match cyril get us in to all the final score. let's look at the other to see the results so far this weekend show and cologne to all droll just been talking about hoffenheim beat like. drew with thought went by on

munich and. beat hanover braman defeating. downing mights on friday it was freiburg sharing this boils with hamburg and tomorrow sunday how to berlin face frankfurt involves borg host. let's see what that means for the bundesliga standings those games today no change in the top four hoffenheim and else book the moving up don't want to leave a coups and they drop down a little bit in the bottom half absolutely no movement freiburg braman and cologne still making up the relegation zone in rugby league australia have edged down to england to retain the world cup title in front of their home fans embrace been boyd called not breaking through just score the only try the game is the tournament hosts won an absorbing final six nil it's the eleventh time australia have lifted the rugby league world cup. and another australian success stephanie gilmore

winning the final event of the world league championship in hawaii the six time champion sealing her twenty sixth well to a victory with a win over monumental well in the final showdown despite some impressive moves it wasn't enough to take the championship talking. last week well finished twelfth in the overall ranking. that's all for now i'll be back at the top of the hour with more as ever we leave you now with the grand final of the drone champions league here in berlin the thirty sixth best pilots in the world competing for the crown with fly doing a kiss racing emerging victorious sit back and watch.

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com. my pseudo chios spent two hundred eighty days in the torture chambers of the islamic state terrorist group in syria. the twenty four year old kurd finally regained his freedom in a prisoner exchange and fled to europe. he brought with him valuable intelligence about the i.s.i. and its supporters some of whom appeared to have mixed in with the refugees lawsuit accused spent months collecting names and then handed the list over to the police how valuable are tips from refugees in fighting terrorism.

you know early january two thousand and sixteen masuda keel and his mother left syria for germany where his brothers and a sister were already living. i took that decision off leaving because of some security reasons i was obliged to do that like any other person who lives a life to leave he's told the city this country. for two years most who to kill had chronicled the conflict in syria with his video camera reporting for a kurdish television broadcaster in neighboring iraq. in summer two thousand and fourteen he got images of thousands of mostly kurdish c.d.'s in iraq's enjoy our mountains fleeing from iowa's terrorists into syria we couldn't believe that in the twenty first century or of this time that something would happen i think a big area could be attacked by isis and thousands of people how it could be that

they would be kidnapped and we made some pictures in the beginning and later we stopped covering under started to help the people. why us is genocide of the cities numbers among the worst of its many atrocities suter keil witnessed much of it firsthand they were talking about the first massacre suffices there in the beginning of august how how did they attack them how did they started to cut the head off the old woman to cut the head off the kids to bring the kids into two pieces here and the kidnapping of a young woman to later use them as a sex slaves. i blame all the world because let them and easy target for this kind of wall of self on stars the video journalist reported on the war for two years and then fell victim to it himself a suitor killed was abducted near this intersection it's a painful memory it was the start of nine months in the eye and says torture

chambers. i'm just i was in iraq a prison. it was far around one hundred days it was a football star you know it just makes it the central florida city here with us. and we're here in this place. yeah. one of the torture methods is known as but longo the victim is hung up and beaten. but they're joining was. i wrote teen it's such a kind of something should be done sometimes in the day which they didn't torture any prisoner. we were feeling that something was missing something weird happened. yeah. so that the only the only. the only way to to to

endure that loss or to live with. it left psychological and emotional scars if you psychotherapists in germany are well acquainted with the ins is torture victims young kids around is also heard matsuda cues accounts he says many of the refugees now living in germany have experienced torture if you're in your feelings change your values and the whole core of who you are the torturers seek to destroy the personality the individual had before they were captured it's very deliberate. as wanted to build a totalitarian state of prisons and torture are part of the methods used in totalitarianism it's just a toilet of us was i met many kinds of isis members there

isis prisoners they were isis members telling me what they want and how do they act and they were finding all these killings.