distinguished members of the nobel committee dear madam. my heart. ladies and gentlemen friends of peace moved because it is in the name of the congolese people that i accept the nobel peace price it is. certainly to leave it is all victims of sexual violence across the world that i dedicate this price and is with you military that i come before you. to race the voice of the victims of sexual violence in armed conflicts and the hopes of my compatriots i take this opportunity to thank everyone who over the years has supported our battles but i am thinking in particular of the organizations and institutions of friendly countries my colleagues my family and my dear wife madeleine yeah. my name is the name of great. come from liberals developed land one of the richest countries on the planet yet the people of my country are among the poorest of the world. the troubling reality is that the embattled answer. of our natural resources gold coal town cobalt and other. strategic minerals is the root cause of war it's extreme violence and checked poverty that we

peace prize laureates your excellency is distinguished guests ladies and gentleman the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty eighty to denis mcveigh again another german rod for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict their common struggle. may be summed up in three simple statements rape and other forms of sexual violence are unacceptable weapons in any and all warfare. systematic rape as hearts of a military strategy in war a conflict is a war crime. those responsible for war crimes must be punished and the impunity they have enjoyed must end. this is the message shared by both peace prize laureates the fight for justice unites them despite their very different backgrounds then this. is a mature man and the congolese now d m a rod is a young woman. u.c.d. none the less they are related to one another just as they are related to every person who is a victim of abuse they bring to mind the words of an earlier peace prize laureate topical carmen of yemen whose prize also recognize the struggle for women's righ

there was a funny chart reported there the norwegian nobel committee has awarded this year's peace prize winners at a ceremony and also a yazidi activists not here in your rod and congolese doctor didn't know which one the award for their efforts to end rape as a weapon of war a victim herself your dog was praised for having the courage to speak out about abuse the way was recognized for helping female victims of sexual violence from his country's civil war. a pioneering gynecologist is treated tens of thousands of women at his clinic bearing witness to mass atrocities against women. they are learning to fight back these patients at the pennsy clinic haven't rolled in self-defense courses. most of those being treated at the hospital or survivors of rape or sexual assault. dr dennis mccuaig originally had the idea for the program contains a two zero. when they arrive here secret they all have serious mental problems toma to traumatic memories that make them unable to have normal relationships with no one. can see hospital is located in bukavu a city in eastern congo a civil war has been r

the region nobel committee is awarding this serious peace prize winners at a ceremony in here's the the activist nadia and congolese dr denis mccready won the award jointly for the efforts to end rape as a weapon of war a victim herself was praised for having the courage to speak out about abuse brigade was recognized for helping female victims of sexual violence from his country's civil war. the binary got a college of history to tens of thousands of women at his clinic varying witness he says to mass atrocities against women. they are learning to fight back these patients at the panzi clinic haven't rolled in self-defense courses. most of those being treated at the hospital or survivors of rape or sexual assault . dr dennis macwhich originally had the idea for the program. to. when they arrive here they all have serious mental problems. traumatic memories that make them unable to have a normal relationship. panzi hospital is located in bukavu a city in eastern congo a civil war has been raging in the country for years women and children are the ones bearing the brunt of the conflict d

the norwegian nobel committee said the prize was for "for their efforts to end the use of sexual violenceterviewed for the bbc programme hardtalk by sarah montague. nadia murad, and you have expressed mixed feelings on winning the prize, because it change your life so much. —— changed. translation: i did not know anything about the nobel peace prize winner started to do this work. i wanted to deliver my message about what isis did the girls and women, to me, my family and my people. the journey i chose was very difficult. it has been three years. i am in a different place each day. because of that, if you like i have not enough energy left. i have no energy left to ta ke energy left. i have no energy left to take this work further. on the one hand, i was happy because terrorists wanted me and girls like me to lose, and the nobel peace prize did not allow this aim of isis to come true. on the other hand, i was upset that this prize came after ha rd was upset that this prize came after hard work and major suffering. and you can see the full interview with nadia murad and dr denis mukwege on

the norwegian nobel laureate was by the face of reporting by the way the no wage and nobel committee has awarded this year's a peace prize winners out of money in is if you have to mr not you're more out and kobe stuck to things like a one below what you don't think for the efforts to and to write a soundbite from the gulf war i think to yourself brad was so praise for having the courage to speak out about the appears to be quaking was recognized for helping female victims of sexual violence his country's civil war the pioneering gynecologists history tens of thousands of women this is clearly witness he says to mass atrocities against them. yes they are learning to fight back these patients at the pennsy clinic haven't rolled in self-defense courses. most of those being treated at the hospital or survivors of rape or sexual assault. dr dennis mcveigh a originally had the idea for the program. to. when they arrive here they all have serious mental problems. traumatic memories that make them unable to have a normal relationship. panzi hospital is located in bukavu a city in eastern co

of the nobel committee ladies and gentlemen friends of peace. the challenge is clear. in this within our reach. for. all sorrows for all women for all men and children of congo. and i call upon you. urgently not only to our lord this noble peace prize to my country's people but just stand strong and to gether say loudly violence in the d.r. see it's enough enough is enough peace now ours thank you we thank. them to watch a movie this prize award ceremony listening to dr dennis mcquade nobel laureate giving his hard hitting nobel lecture. a few details of the most horrific rapes effect of which he has treated in his country the democratic republic of congo standing next to his fellow nobel laureates now and let's bring in charlie andras he's also been listening in and is live for us in the all slow and sorry ultimately those were quite a had a very similar message tonight and that was without justice these atrocities will continue. absolutely i mean here is a man who is seen up close the abuses suffered by women and children at the hands of combatants in the d r c confl

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. -- a a, i was able to doctoral committee all of a sudden nobel prize winner was willing to come on my committee. i mean, all of those happened because of what people assume about you. and i remember at the time stopping and thinking, i'm no different than i was the day before. >> but you were. >> what is this? >> to the world you were. >> right. i kind of resent the fact that people thought i was now worthwhile, whereas the day before, i might not have been. >> so you start astronaut training. was there ever a time -- and i may be jumping ahead here, but was there ever a time when you sat in a room and said one of you guys, some of you guys are going to go to the moon? did that happen? >> oh, yeah. >> did you have those kind of talks? >> well, actually, we had very little of those kind of talks, but we had some. and it wasn't some of you guys oing to go to the moon, it was all of us that are here now are going to go to the moon. we all expected that. there were going to be more missions, for one. and they all -- we always expected that some people were going to get killed, and every

so i thank you very much so human rights was at the center of this year's nobel peace prize awards the prize committee has shown the spotlight on the incredible work of two activists who both trying to put an end to sexual violence and conflict zones congolese going to colleges dennis mccuaig a n u z the human rights activist not a a mirage recognized for fighting against the use of rape as a weapon of war they've been speaking after the ceremony in norway's capital oslo. well the didn't much time how if no justice is done genocide will be repeated against all the vulnerable communities it's the only way to achieve peace if we don't want these rapes to be repeated we have to bring those perpetrators to justice those who resorted to sexual abuse against women. the challenges are clear and it is within our reach for all sorrow for all men women and children of congo i launch an urgent appeal to all of you which is not just to give the noble peace prize but to stand together and say in a loud voice that violence in the d.r. c is a nice enough is enough we want peace now. i mean you talk about peace and h

nobel laureate emeritus professor reich one chong former principal advisor on climate change to the u.n. secretary general in south korea climate change and data he's also on the global energy prize international award committee established by vladimir putin thanks for coming on the program ambassador the u.s. president of trump said to the washington post when you were talking about the atmosphere oceans a very small do you understand the kind of work you have done for the u.n. secretary and the paused well i think you know many people have views but. a minute if the climate change is real in the heavy and. just ahead a report from i.p.c.c. intergovernmental panel on climate change at last month's the climate change is getting worse and we don't have to go to the report actually we felt it in or around the world last summer at the effect the very interestingly the number one country suffering from the damage from colombia change especially workload related that insta was united states suffering from hurricanes and it is also china and japan us all quoting most the from the climate change impact already and the there's not only flooding of homework if you look at this the father or so why the fire here califo

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nobel laureate emeritus professor reich one chong former principal advisor on climate change to the u.n. secretary general in south korea climate change and data he's also on the global energy prize in the national award committee established by vladimir putin thanks for coming on the program ambassador the u.s. president of trump said in the washington post when you were talking about the atmosphere oceans a very small fee understands the kind of work you have done for the u.n. secretary in the past i think you know many people have views but it is a collectible use of the global community. climate change is real in the hip knee and. just ahead a report from i.p.c.c. intergovernmental panel on climate change last month that climate change is getting worse and we don't have to go back to the report actually we felt it you know or the war last summer the fact the very interestingly the number or hurt yourself or the probable damage focalizing changed.

nobel laureate emeritus professor reich one chung former principal advisor on climate change to the u.n. secretary general in south korea climate change and data he's also on the global energy prize international award committee established by vladimir putin thanks for coming on the program ambassador the u.s. president of trump said to the washington post when you were talking about the atmosphere oceans a very small do you understand the kind of work you have done for the u.n. .