swiss author jean ziegler is one of the movement's big stars. and now there's a film about him. >> he is one of the biggest critics of the globalized economy. for decades he has been fighting for more social justice and even at over 80 he can still move the crowds. "hope exists here in this square. this is the rebellion of conscience." ziegler: "the single thing that unites them all is the common conviction, expressed by kant that the inhumanity done to another destroys the humumanityn me. i am the other, the other is me. only the accident of birth separates us from the victims." ziegler has been repeating mantras like these for decades. for years he has been a member of the un human rights council advisory committee in geneva. from 2000 to he was the un's 2008 first special rapporteur on the right to food a theme that is close to his heart. jean ziegler: "unlike 50 years ago, nowadays everyone knows that hunger in the world is manmade and could be eliminated tomorrow by a few fundamental structural reforms in the dominant countries the heads --

we meet jean ziegler, antiglobalisation activist and eternal rebel but we start in kyrgyzstan, wheredion encoururages wen to be kidnapped on the streets, and forced into marriage... to marry with free and full consent, without limitation of race or nationality: that's article 16 of the un human