amy: that was abacca anjain-maddison, from the marshall islands comes to gumby have of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. the organization, ican, that has won the 2017 nobel peace prize. it will be awarded in oslo on international human right stay december 10. when we come back, we will talk reportedsident trump's decertifying the iran nuclear deal, despite the fact the trump administration has certified iran has complied. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. amidst news of the nobel peace prize being awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, we turn to look at whether president trump is trying to sabotage the obama-brokered nuclear agreement with iran and seek a war with iran. according to "the washington post," trump is expected to announce next week the deal is not in the u.s. national interest and will move to decertify the deal. if this happens, congress will decide whether or not to reinstate harsh economic sanctions against iran, potentially tanking the landmark de

members of i can the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons celebrating at their headquarters in geneva switzerland after hearing the announcement of their nobel prize winner is also considered an upset victory since many analysts expected the negotiators who had worked out the nuclear deal with the ran in two thousand and fifteen to win however i can had already earned a significant victory when the un adopted a symbolic nuclear treaty they had devised addressing the issue of nuclear disarmament the chair of the norwegian nobel committee had this to say when you. take a historical look it seems like there have been moments where it's been more engagement among nuclear states to end. the solomon initiative i do not believe we are in such a moment today the un under-secretary general and high representative for disarmament affairs is to me not commits to echoed those views and moving towards a wall free of nuclear weapons is really today and priority so is the nobel peace price. very significant in terms of the timing and the situation in which we're all in the thing in today h

berlin a peace award for increasingly dangerous times nobel judges honor the team of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons as the potential risk of atomic warfare increases for the first time in a generation also coming up. spain's government apologizes for a violent police crackdown on sunday during catalonia is disputed in the end this referendum the apology comes as madrid looks for a way out of a tense standoff with catalonia the region wants to secede from spain. and hike in as it is returning to barn munich for a fourth time i guess is taking over as head coach of the bonus think a powerhouse until the end of the season. so glad to have you along a committee in oslo has awarded the twenty seven thousand nobel peace prize to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons also known as i can while the group played a key role in this year's adoption of a united nations treaty on prohibiting nuclear weapons while the nobel committee says it honored i can for reviving efforts to ban such weapons at a time of renewed global tensions. you know we know committee has decided

berlin a piece a warrant for increasingly dangerous times no bow judges honor the team of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons as the risk of atomic warfare breaking out increases for the first time in a generation also coming up. spain's government apologizes for a violent police crackdown on sunday during catalonia disputed independence referendum the apology comes as madrid seeks a way out of deadlock with catalonia over its push for independence. and you pagans is returning to buy munich for a fourth time i guess is taking over as head coach until the end of the season. only a walk so good to have you with us a committee in oslo has awarded the twenty seventy nobel peace prize to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons also known as i can well the nobel committee weighed up nominations for two hundred fifteen individuals and one hundred and three organizations in the end they chose icann for reviving efforts to prohibit nuclear weapons at a time of renewed global tensions. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty seventeen

and a villain talking about a nuclear weapons free world with martin him released from the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons i can't. mr humorist i can was founded in two thousand and seven now just a decade later the organizations been awarded the nobel peace prize when you heard the news did you think someone was pulling your leg shots. i never thought we could win the nobel peace prize. but luckily a few people within our organization prepared for the event and they reserved a location here in berlin for a news conference for just in case. i made fun of them very can make fun of me with the head of the announcement i stayed home i didn't even want to iron my shirt but then i tuned into the live stream and after the first two words international campaign i just hollered jumped up and hugged my roommate and i. saw it still sinking in you helped found i can's german chapter and studied political science what drives you to invest so much energy into the campaign for a world without nuclear weapons. and i first encountered the topic when i was sixteen of course by chance. peace acti

norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty seventeen to the international campaign to abolish new player weapons i can i can but you need a base coalition of campaigning groups for more than one hundred countries has promoted a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons. this is the time of great global tension. my fear could easily lead us to unspeakable horror the specter of nuclear conflict looms large once more if there's ever a time for states to declare their opposition to nuclear weapons that moment now. with north korea's repeated nuclear weapons tests and its trading of insults with the united states war seems a more real possibility now than at any time since the cold war the united states has great strength and patience but if it is forced to defend itself. we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea donald trump is also threatening to take the united states out of the iran nuclear agreement the negotiations for the nuclear treaty were boycotted by the americans but the other nuclear weapons states britain france china russia israel india and pakist

world without nuclear weapons wins this year's nobel peace prize judges on ring i can the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons while warning of a rising risk of nuclear conflict. also on the program the spanish government apologizes for police violence during catalonia is disputed referendum on sunday but the big question remains will catalan leaders declare independence next week we'll go live to barcelona for more. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us this is nobel peace prize has been awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons i can the group played a key role in last year's adoption of a united nations treaty aimed at eliminating nuclear weapons the nobel committee says it on it i can for reviving efforts to ban such weapons at a time of a new global tension. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty seventeen to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. that you never based organization is more commonly known as i can it owned a significant victory when the un adop

members of i can the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons celebrating at their headquarters in geneva switzerland after hearing the announcement of their nobel prize winner is also considered an upset victory since many analysts expected the negotiators who had worked out the nuclear deal with the ran in two thousand and fifteen to win however i can had already earned a significant victory when the un adopted a symbolic nuclear treaty they had devised addressing the issue of nuclear disarmament the chair of the norwegian nobel committee had this to say when you. take a historical look it seems like there have been moments where it's been more engagement among nuclear states to end. the solomon initiatives i do not believe we are in such a moment today the un under-secretary general and high representative for disarmament affairs izumi not commits to echoed those views and moving towards a waltz free of nuclear weapons is really today and priority so nobel peace price. very significant in terms of the timing and the situation in which we're all in the thing in today however n

what is your message to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons has been awarded the nobel peace prize for twenty seventeen let's listen in a bit more to the chair of the norwegian nobel committee price is definitely an encouragement to them and it is an encouragement to continue their obligations under the nonproliferation treaty where they already have committed themselves to the goal of a new live free world and then in the process this armament of nuclear weapons we hope that with this year's prize. we can support the great efforts that i can has made in giving new momentum a new vigor to the disarmament debate. madam secretary is the timing the most important reason why you're on the ark this year. in one month yes of course disarmament of nuclear weapons never go out of date i have drawn the line back to the first un resolution of nineteen forty six but i do think that there is a popular belief among people all over the world that the world has become more dangerous and that there is a tendency. where where we experience that the threat of nuclear conflicts have come

international. to abolish nuclear weapons i can't. i can't but geneva based coalition of campaigning groups for more than one hundred countries has promoted a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons it's an important signal to everyone who's worked tirelessly. since nine hundred forty five. it's huge tribute to the survivors of. the north korea's repeated nuclear weapons tests and its trading of insults with the united states nuclear war seems a more real possibility now than at any time since the cold war. with. donald trump is also threatening to take the united states out of iran. the americans but also the other nuclear weapons states britain france china russia israel india and pakistan boycotted the negotiations for the nuclear probation treaty the message we are sending is to remind them of the commitments that they have. that say so are. to work for nuclear free. these weapons and fury have not been used in anger since one thousand nine hundred forty five but the haunting images of hiroshima and nagasaki still testament to their horror phillips al-jazeera london. i can well the in

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live from berlin a peace a war for increasingly dangerous times know both judges honor the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons as the potential risk of atomic warfare increases for the first time in a generation also coming up. spain's government apologizes for police violence during catalonia is disputed in the pendants referendum on sunday but the big question remains will catalan leaders declare the region is breaking away we're live in barcelona. and police used tear gas on opposition protesters in kenya's capital they are demanding elektra officials involved in august contested presidential election be fired for nairobi with the latest. and also on the way you pikas it is returning to bahrain munich he takes over as head coach of the bundesliga powerhouse until the end of the season as his fourth time in charge of bias. i'm well of iraq so glad to have you along. a committee also has awarded the twenty seventy know well peace prize to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons also known as i kept all the group played a key role in this year's adoption of a united na

judges honoring the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons while warning of the rising riskf nuclear conflict. also on the program, the spanish government apologizes for police violence during the disputed referendum in catalonia on sunday, but the question remains, will the leaders declare independence next week? and in german soccer, a previous coach returning and taking over as the head coach of the powerhouse until the end of the season. ♪ christopher: hello, welcome. i'm christopher springate. good to have you with us. the nobel peace prize has been awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, ican. the group played a key role in the adoption of the united nations treaty aimed at eliminating nuclear weapons. the nobel committee says it honored ican for reviving efforts to ban such weapons at a time of renewed global tension. [laughter] >> enjoy. correspondent: members of ican celebrating after hearing the announcement. their nobel prize win considered an upset victory, since many expected the negotiators working out a deal with iran in 2015 to win.

about an event talking about a nuclear weapons free world with mocking him race from the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons all i can. mr humorist i can was founded in two thousand and seven now just a decade later the organization has been awarded the nobel peace prize when you heard the news did you think someone was pulling your leg shots. i never thought we could win the nobel peace prize. but luckily a few people within our organization prepared for the event and they reserved a location here in berlin for a news conference from just in case. i made fun of them very can make fun of me with the head of the announcement i stayed home i didn't even want to iron my shirt but then i tuned into the live stream and after the first two words international campaign i just hollered jumped up and hugged my roommate and i. saw it still sinking in you helped found i can's german chapter and studied political science what drives you to invest so much energy into the campaign for a world without nuclear weapons. and i first encountered the topic when i was sixteen of course by chance. the

the winner of this year's nobel peace prize is the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons.ed the organisation's effort to achieve a ban on nuclear weapons, calling on nuclear arms states is gradually eliminate their stockpiles. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2017 to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. the organisation is receiving the award for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons, and for its ground—breaking efforts to achieve a treaty —based prohibition on such weapons. we live in a world where the risk of nuclear weapons being used is greater than it has been for a long time. some states are modernising their nuclear arsenals, and there is a real danger that more countries will try to procure nuclear weapons as exemplified by north korea. so, what is ican? it is a nuclear disarmament group founded in vienna in 2007, and it is comprised of more than 300 non—government organisations, or ngos. it was a key player in the historic nuclear weapons

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and i don't see nuclear weapons organization has been awarded this year's nobel peace prize international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons or icann is based in geneva the u.n. secretary general welcomed the unexpected decision tweeting that now more than ever we need a world without nuclear weapons body phillips reports. the announcement from norway's capital also more than a week nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty seventeen to the international campaign to abolish new weapons i can i can but you need a base coalition of campaigning groups for more than one hundred countries has promoted a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons. this is the time of great global tension. where fear could all easily lead us to unspeakable horror the specter of nuclear conflict looms large once more if there's ever a time for states to declare their opposition to nuclear weapons that moment now. with north korea's repeated nuclear weapons tests and its trading of insults with the united states war seems a more real possibility now than at any time since the cold war the united states

this is where the novell prize has awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. they seek to eliminate nuclear weapons through an international treaty-based preposition. prize is an's peace encouragement to them. it is an encouragement to continue their obligations under the non-color of ration treaty where they have committed themselves to the goal of a nuclear free world and in the process of disarmament of nuclear weapons. molly: that is the nobel committee announcing ican as the winner of the prize. this is our chief national affairs editor. this was set in the context of what we see in the world today with tension around north korea and the threats and counter threats and other developing things here. we could be plunged into a new year world -- or. president donald trump does not aim to the prepared to back down. they are increasing detention stay by day at a time when donald trump appears to be pulling out of the iranian nuclear deal to the consternation of those find it. is more fear that there has for the deal of time where the world stands on the thresho

to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons i can't. i can't but you need a base coalition of campaigning groups from more than one hundred countries has promoted a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons. this is a time of great global tension where fear could easily lead us to unspeakable horror the specter of nuclear conflict looms large once more if there's ever a time for states to declare their opposition to nuclear weapons that moment now. with north korea's repeated nuclear weapons tests and its trading of insults with the united states war seems a more real possibility now than at any time since the cold war the united states has great strength and patience but if it is forced to defend itself. we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea donald trump is also threatening to take the united states out of the iran nuclear agreement the negotiations for the nuclear treaty were boycotted by the americans but the other nuclear weapons states britain france china russia israel india and pakistan also say they won't sign the m

this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons the nobel committee praised the group's groundbreaking efforts to achieve a ban on nuclear weapons i can is a coalition of hundreds of n.g.o.s formed a decade ago.

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to the international campaign to abolish new player weapons and have a peace prize and a warning more needs to be done to rid the world of nuclear weapons. the body of iraq's former president jalal talabani champion of the kurdish independence struggle is laid to rest in his hometown plus. this vote is more than a presidential possession and is a piece of the high life in prison swimmy and such a park new york. which president. i don't want to. both sides in the war in yemen are being strongly criticized in the united nations' annual report on children and conflict the saudi led coalition and the rebels are jointly killing and maiming yemeni children but the un also says coalition forces have taken action to improve child protection mike hanna has more now from u.n. headquarters in new york. the report focuses on children in conflict across the globe in countries ranging from afghanistan to colombia to syria mali myanmar and more the list itself showing how widespread the problem is of children caught up in or recruited to armed action there were three thousand five hundred twelve chi

known group thrust onto the world stage at a time of global euclide tensions as i can the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons won this year's nobel peace prize and award for the group of course but also a message from the nobel committee that the risk of nuclear weapons being used is greater than it has been for a long time and one of the north korea is the main threat iran is being questioned to the united states with donald trump now actively threatening to remove the u.s. from the iran nuclear deal will explore what that would mean for a deal which was widely seen as a win win as never sat comfortably with this u.s. person. gregg's it breaks it and now the trending in spain is captured like that i'll be telling you more about the online reaction tonight peace prize to me out jane is great as. your with the news grid live on air and streaming online through facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com aid groups and human rights advocates have been saying it for months haven't by but now the united nations has joined in the condemnation of both sides of the war in yemen and this time

. >> we have decided to award the nobel peace prize 2017 to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, ican. organization is receiving the award for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic of anyarian consequences use of nuclear weapons. committeethe nobel says the risks for nuclear power are once again growing. year, a series of provocative moves by north korea the most obvious and troubling example. together hundreds of nongovernmental groups around the world. their efforts were rewarded the summer with the first legally binding agreement outlaw nuclear weapons. 122 countries have signed on, none of them nuclear powers. happen not going to overnight. the treaty is to make it -- is meant to make it harder to justify nuclear weapons, to put more pressure on state. that is not going to happen overnight, of course. president trump: they will be met with fire and. like -- with fire and. like the world has never seen. therter: it's not just weapons themselves. the group says fiery rhetoric could lead to unspeakable horror. some will question the feasibility of reading the w

the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons — or ican — is a nuclear disarmament group. organisations, or ngos. it was a key player in the historic nuclear weapons ban treaty, signed by 122 countries injuly. the head of ican says she hopes the prize helps send a clear warning to countries with nuclear weapons. it is hugely important is that we raise awareness of this issue. the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons declared that kind of behaviour illegal. so the the prize sends a very strong signal that this is unacceptable, you have to stop and join the majority of states in the world who have concluded that this is unacceptable and illegal. with me is our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. tell me more about this organisation. in a way that is part of the point. about every ten years they pick out nuclear campaigners for this kind of accolade. so they've picked one that most people will never have heard of. they have only been around for ten years. but they were behind this move to get this treaty signed in the summer. 122 countries have already signed it. cru

us a committee in also has awarded the two thousand and seventeen nobel peace prize to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons also known as i cam the nobel committee weighed up nominations nominations for two hundred fifteen individuals and one hundred three organizations now in the end they chose icann for reviving efforts to prohibit nuclear weapons at a time of were new to global tensions. this year's prize is a tribute to everyone everybody working for disarmament we have focused on i can because we feel the norwegian nobel committee that they have taken a leading role in really vitalizing this process and they have managed in the. admirable manner to combine. a popular engagement almost becoming a grassroots movement or the executive director for i can said the group was overjoyed at the award from the nobel committee it's important signal to everyone who's worked tirelessly for nuclear disarmament for since nine hundred forty five pretty much it's a huge tribute to the survivors of nuclear nations. in japan and also the nuclear test victims in martial law in the. united state

the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, or i—can, say they're elated by the honour.tee said there was a risk of more countries wanting to procure nuclear weapons. paul adams reports. money could be spent on what people really need... this is the fifth time the nobel committee has rewarded a group campaigning against nuclear weapons. for an organisation that's only been around ten years and has a relatively low profile, it's a big boost. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2017 to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. ican. the organisation is receiving the award for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons. more than 60 years after the world's first dreadful display of nuclear power, the nobel committee says the risks are once again growing. this year's series of provocative moves by north korea the most obvious and troubling example. ican brings together hundreds of non—governmental groups around the world. their efforts rewarded this summer with t

race and to work to its nuclear disarmament with the award of the nobel peace prize to this international campaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons which represents a broad coalition in many different countries it's a very clear message that nuclear weapons no longer play a role in today's international security challenges nuclear weapons are not useful in solving the problems in the middle east and nuclear weapons certainly are not useful in solving the issue with the north koreans but hillary mann leverett isn't there a bit of a double standard here when the focus is on iran and now the threat is that the the deal might unravel and then you have countries for example israel who has nuclear capabilities yet no one talks about that especially in washington sure absolutely i mean even not even with iran itself before you know before the revolution and one nine hundred seventy nine the united states supported the shah of iran having not just a nuclear capability but we supported his development of nuclear weapons that's how this whole thing even started in iran with the nuclear cooperation with

the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, ican short, say they are related by the honour adams reports. this is the fifth time the nobel committee has rewarded a group campaigning against nuclear weapons. for an organisation that's only been around ten years and has a relatively low profile, it's a big boost. we can abolish nuclear weapons. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2017 to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. ican. the organisation is receiving the award for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons. more than 60 years after the world's first dreadful display of nuclear power, the nobel committee says the risks are once again growing. this year's series of provocative moves by north korea the most obvious and troubling example. ican brings together hundreds of non—governmental groups around the world. their efforts rewarded this summer with the first legally binding agreement outlawing nuclear weapons. 122 countries have signed on. none of the

the donkey sanctuary in devon has led the international campaign to have the trade stopped.. we are talking about millions and suffering on a scale we have not witnessed before. over a dozen governments have taken action to stop this trade. because they know it is impoverishing their people as well as being massively. with donkey prices so high, carlos can not afford another. people across the continent of losing their animals and livelihoods. we can return to the controversy over the catalan referendum on the line is somebody who has gathered with thousands of protesters in barcelona where people are calling for a dialogue between catalonia and central government. what prompted you to come out on a saturday to ta ke you to come out on a saturday to take part in the demonstration? hello. excuse me, can you repeat? why did you decide to take part? because we want to speak of politics because we think that they have to... it is theirjob and they have to... it is theirjob and they have to speak and not fight, because this is not why we vote. did you take pa rt is not why we vot

al-jazeera reminder of our main story this hour the nobel peace prize has been awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons i can you know we join paneled praise the group for working to prohibit the use of nuclear weapons and this comes at a time where nuclear conflict is a new risk. their organization is receiving the award for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons aren't for its groundbreaking efforts to achieve a treaty based profile bishan on such weapons and i can see executive director has just reacted to the award with this this is an issue that has been ignored for a long time and at the same time the stakes are so high right now this treaty the treaty on the prohibition of weapons is a really. huge accomplishment and a very strong signal to the new crown states that the status quo is not acceptable . we need to work really hard now to make it all states to sign this treaty. other news now in russia says it hopes the u.s. will make a balanced decision on whether to remain engaged in the landmark internation

the donkey sanctuary in the uk has been leading the international campaign to have the train stopped.are talking about millions of animals and we are talking about suffering on a scale we have never witnessed before. and with dodgy prices now so high, carlos cannot afford another. people across kenya and the continent are losing their animals and their livelihoods. germany and england are the latest european teams to qualify for next year's world cup finals in russia. the germans beat northern ireland 3—1 in belfast to maintain their record of never losing a world cup qualifier away from home. this latest win made it nine wins out of nine in group c as the reigning world champions qualified with a game to spare. the inflation macro as we take stock ofa the inflation macro as we take stock of a qualifying campaign as a whole so far, i have to say that as far as i'm concerned, everything is positive on all accounts. in september of last year we looked at our september of last year we looked at u , september of last year we looked at our group, assess our opponents, and told ourselves th