>> murad: never. >> pelley: in 2015, just a year after we met her, nadia murad asked the security council >> murad ( translated ): i've seen what they've done to boys and girls. all those who commit the crime of trafficking and genocide need to be brought to justice. >> pelley: the security council voted to approve a first step. in 2017, it created an investigative team to collect evidence of isis's crimes in iraq. the team began exhuming some of the 202 mass graves that are known. now, the question is whether the evidence will ever be heard. iraqi courts are convicting thousands of isis suspects of terrorism, but none has been tried for the crime of genocide against the yazidis. small pockets of isis fighters remain in syria and iraq. but u.s. and iraqi troops have shattered isis as a cohesive military force. is that justice? >> clooney: absolutely not. you know, if you speak to yazidi witnesses, victims, survivors, they will say, "it doesn't help me if somebody's killed in a drone strike." in terms of justice, that means something very different. that means being able to be in a courtro

when we come back, i will be talking to nadia murad, a human rights activist who survivorred being in by isis, so stay being in prison by isis, so stay hing you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/try and get 2 months free. daily social distancing show. earlier today i spoke with nadia murad, an iraqi yazidi human rights ak vus an nobel peace prize winner, we talked about how she sur is vived sighs is and advocacy for all the others of genocide and sexual violence. welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> thank you so much for having me. and it my honor to be with you and joining you today. before we start i just want to remind you viewers that today is the world's day against human trafficking. tand is our collective responsibility to end the human trafficking. and i hope everyone can help to he raise awareness about this top you can. >> you have spoken about this and i think that is why your story is so powerful. because many people

five years later, nadia murad is a nobel peace prize winner fighting to hold isis accountable. >> ( translated the morning that i won the nobel prize, i asked my husband, abid, to see if there was a way i could decline, because the prize would make my life difficult. but, fate and god sometimes bring you something so that you can stop crimes and help others.