amid the celebrations plenty of stories that speak to dr mcwade he's character and the power of his word. is that of the man now he is getting the award because he looks after as you report you so i'm told that that is why we are all happy. that i did actually what we suffered and faced a lot of rejection from our husbands after we were raped they said we would infect them with diseases but mcquade enlighten them and nine we have peace in our families. yet later dr mcwade dedicated his price to all women when did by conflict and confronted by sexual violence. was. in germany braman moved into second place on friday night beating vols four to nail dutch midfielder david classy. hammering home in the thirty fifth and it and then it was your highness egleston who netted braman second late in the game that was just minutes after coming off the bench the win means braman above champions by and in the league at least until saturday's games arrived. turning to saturday's big game it seems reigning champions by munich hosting old rivals but mention us back in the seventy's the two teams dominate

amid the celebrations plenty of stories that speak to dr mcwade his character and the power of his word. either come on now he's getting the award because he looks after as you report you so i'm looking right now and that's why we're all happy. that i did actually what i suffered and faced a lot of rejection from our husbands after we were raped they said we would infect them with diseases but mcquade he enlightened them and now we have peace in our families. yet later dr mcwade dedicated his price to all women when did by conflict and confronted by sexual violence. from the nobel peace prize is not the first time the world has recognized in his mccuaig his work has previously won the united nations human rights prize and the right livelihood award often referred to as the alternative ask us. as a member of the international jury for the right livelihood award at the st denis mccuaig use at work in the democratic republic of congo at first hand she joins us from cologne welcome to day w a tell us about the quakers work. dennis mcquade as an ecologist so he is known as the men who men's

amid the celebrations plenty of stories that speak to dr mcwade his character and the power of his word. the mother come on now he's getting the award because he looks after as you report you so. that's why we're all happy. about it and you've actually what we suffered and faced a lot of rejection from our husbands after we were raped they said we would infect them with diseases but mcquade enlightened them and now we have peace in our families but. yet later dr mcwade dedicated his prize to all women when did by conflict and confronted by sexual violence. the nobel peace prize is not the first time the world has recognized the dentist mccuaig whose work has previously won the united nations human rights prize and the right livelihood award often referred to as the alternative nobel. works call is one of the right livelihoods directors and joins us from london welcome to day w a tell us more about dennis macwhich his work. as was mentioned dennis mcquade is a gynecologist he is a surgeon and he had for several decades developed methods of such a relief for women who had been affected no

yet later dr mcwade he dedicated his price to all women when did by conflict and confronted by sexual violence. the nobel peace prize is not the first time the world has recognized that there is no quick whose work is previously what the united nations human rights prize and the right livelihood award often referred to as the alternative nobel. works call is one of the right livelihoods directors and joins us from london welcome to day w a tell us more about dennis macwhich his work. as was mentioned dennis mcquade is a gynecologist he is a surgeon and he had for several decades developed methods of such a relief for women who had been affected not only by rape but also by sisters and other logical conditions then he saw more and more victims of these sexualized atrocities coming into his hospital and that has turned him into the global voice against sexualized violence which he now is and he's working he he didn't just work with the women's bodies did he think he took a much more holistic approach to healing. indeed the hospital also works on the psychosocial cares the the surgery of

tony's comments about dr craggy i have seen and heard in the democratic republic of the congo how dr mcwadehe describes the ways in which women and girls in. his country are actually treated worse than animals in many cases and i've seen it. in the cave those myself where very often the culture is such that men are sitting in front of their homes or along the side street and women are walking on these terribly poor dirt roads with enormous burdens on their best carrying weights three four five times their body weight and they are sent into the fields often alone to farm to collect crops and that is when they are vulnerable to attack and they are also vastly discriminated against in terms of their their basic activities and roles and rights and scientists and in that climate in that environment and this is not only in the d r c it's that's everywhere where the powerful men rule women can be treated any way all the way up to sexual violence rape and even mass rape in wars and until women again equality rights and to discriminatory policies and laws and practices we will continue to see these

tony's comments about dr craggy i have seen and heard in the democratic republic of the congo how dr mcwade he describes the ways in which women and girls in. his country are actually treated worse than animals in many cases and i've seen it. in the cave those myself where very often the culture is such that men are sitting in front of their homes or along the side of the street and women are walking on these terribly poor dirt roads with enormous burdens on their best carrying weights three four five times their body weight and they are sent into the fields often alone to farm to collect crops and that is when they are vulnerable to attack and they are also vastly discriminated against in terms of their their basic activities and roles and rights and scientists and in that climate in that environment and this is not only in the d r c it's that's everywhere where the powerful men rule women can be treated any way all the way up to sexual violence rape and even mass rape in wars and until women again equality rights and to discriminatory policies and laws and practices we will continue to se

see dr mcwade this country nor is there a platform for the prosecutions in iraq not to mention in myanmar where the rohingya women have been violated and of course as you've we've all seen today sexual assault victims are also disrespected. in the united states and elsewhere as well tell us more about the work that he's done that panzi hospital in because of where you've worked with him there what is the approach to healing survivors it's not just about the physical wounds isn't. absolutely you know. rape in war and rape on a massive scale but also each and every individual case affect the human body and mind profoundly dr mcwade he describes what has happened in the. as which basically using women as on the battlefield trampling women as a weapon to instill fear in communities and society etc and the survivors have extreme physical trauma as we have seen they have traumatic fistula because the this kind of rape often involves not only the extreme violation of rape itself but also the insertion of weapons beatings incredible physical harm and then the trauma and the silencing can go on fo

tony's comments about dr craggy i have seen and heard in the democratic republic of the congo how dr mcwade he describes the ways in which women and girls in. his country are actually treated worse than animals in many cases and i've seen it. in the cave those myself where very often the culture is such that men are sitting in front of their homes or along the side street and women are walking on these terribly poor dirt roads with enormous burdens on their best carrying weights three four five times their body weight and they are sent into the fields often alone to farm to collect crops and that is when they are vulnerable to attack and they are also vastly discriminated against in terms of their their basic activities and roles and rights and scientists and in that climate in that environment and this is not only in the d r c it's that's everywhere where the powerful men rule women can be treated any way all the way up to sexual violence rape and even mass rape in wars and until women again equality rights and to discriminatory policies and laws and practices we will continue to see these

and the attention that it gets to the plight of women around the world let's look at the work that dr mcwade does your know it let's be very blunt here he is a john searchin who operates on women in eastern congo who for instance have a kalashnikov you know chucked into their vaginas so just imagine the kind of horrific injuries these women suffer. and they are close to death they have lost their dignity he tries to give them just that back but dignity you know try story store whatever was destroyed and by doing so he's shining a light on exactly that these women are turned into weapons in a war you know that has slipped world's attention and today's price i think sheds some light on what is happening in east and democratic republic of the congo which has been happening for us and also in other parts of the world like iraq like what happened to not. a survivor of sexual slavery what happens to these women and what do you know so often slips our attention right i want just to stay with doctor because she's literally dedicated his entire life to this work and a lot of people say that this priz

has gotten this this prize a simple tell us more about dr mcwade has life and his work. well there are over sixty years old to here is a gynecologist but if we look back a little bit from his history he started medicine and he studied medicine because he wanted to help women who were having childbirth problems but then in one thousand ninety nine the time that the second war in is in congo was raging in that area he saw so many women who were helpless and he decided not only to take this as a code but also as a mission to help women to you know like get them get their lives back and he that's why he was has been also code as a doctor miracle because he has been not only. has been seen as hope for many women in islam congo but he has been also seen a fighter a fighter who has been fighting for the. for the rights of women only for the sexual violence that has been seen as a weapon of war so. and this is what i actually met him to have also enemies in two thousand and twelve he actually he's president was was kind of. you know attacked and he had to flee the country and in

only women but male survivors of sexual violence have a platform through this prize not only to dr mcwade but also to ninety i'm a ride who has been such an outspoken voice for the u.c.d. community and especially the women and girls where it's very very difficult to talk about this crime. to come here on the news hour including interpol's on the hunt for its president missing after traveling to china. greek police failed to prevent the killing of a rock the hands of a hit man from a far right party unschooled an ultimate payday for the ultimate fighting championship this column of bread there were tons of the sport will be here with that kind of that let's. not supporters of missing saudi journalist. rallied outside saudi arabia as consulate in istanbul calling for his release he disappeared on tuesday after entering the compound but there are a conflict in the reports about where he is job of showing reports. the site outside the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul resembles a crime scene more than it does a diplomatic mission police have cordoned off the entire area around the building

only women but male survivors of sexual violence have a platform through this prize not only to dr mcwade but also to not be a mirage who has been such an outspoken voice for the use the community and especially the women and girls where it's very very difficult to talk about this crime or a rebel attack on an army post in the eastern democratic republic of congo has left six people dead in store she say four soldiers in two civilians were killed in the attack in the city of beni near the border with you kenda a rebel group the allied democratic forces which opposes ugandan president yoweri in the seventy is believed to be behind the assault. to indonesia now a search and rescue team say more than a thousand people could be buried in a housing complex flattened by last week's earthquake and with hope of finding survivors fading as growing anger that rescue operations didn't start soon andrew thomas reports from the scene of a collapsed hotel where bodies are still being pulled from the rubble. at what was the row a row hotel they're still digging and still finding bodies after the horn so

causes acute and extensive potentially harm to the human body obviously there is physical trauma what dr mcwade he has treated and tens of thousands literally in his clinic and tens of thousands of women in the congo are some of the extreme physical consequences of sexual violence when weapons are actually inserted into reproductive organs and women are mutilated and they have to have literally surgery for what's known as traumatic fistula there are victims who are exposed to sexually transmitted diseases of course pregnancy can result forced pregnancy as a result of these crimes and then there is and there are beatings that it's a violent act so women also have scars less rishon they can be tied up they can. be injured with knives and machetes and guns and then on top of that there is the extreme psychological trauma. that results in fear humiliation depression. victims can have nightmares and on top of that there's a social stigma so many survivors that i've interacted with in the democratic republic of the congo and iraq and my colleagues in bangladesh with the rohingya survivors they are li

only women but male survivors of sexual violence have a platform through this prize not only to dr mcwade but also to ninety i'm a ride who has been such an outspoken voice for the years e.d. community and especially the women and girls where it's very very difficult to talk about this crime. and in other news in the democratic republic of congo at least four soldiers in two civilians have been killed in the east armed men attacked a military posts in the city of beni near the border with uganda a rebel group called the ugandan democratic forces is believed to be behind the attack in gaza two people including a fourteen year old have been killed during protests near the israeli fence at least three hundred seventy six others have been injured they have been weekly protests at the gaza israel barrier for months the protesters are calling for an end to israel's crippling nancy an advocate as well as the right to return to their ancestral homeland. the u.s. senators have advance donald trump supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sconce from ation with a procedural vote the republican control

i mean dr mcwade has received other warts before and we know that it enables him to address the topic publicly at the u.n. we know that as a corollary quite a few education pains have been going on i mean really telling the military this is not right putting perpetrate has to trial actually getting verdicts we hope that it's going to become more i think the attention the top because it's very very important. i hope we can make a big step towards ending this i'm i'm afraid it will still carry on for a while and one of the reasons is this is not a congress thing i mean this is also a failure of the international community because nobody's really interested in stability the stability is some congo it's about resources extracting resources and the more instability and the better it's just to get the rail out of there so it's not it's something where we need more action on the international community side as well julian conan thank you for your time thank you for having me. to the us now where the senate has held a fest for sigel vote on president trump supreme court candidate senate has n