mr kanani said: the nobel peace committee has awarded the peace prize to a person who has been convicted repeatedly violating laws and committing criminal acts, and this action is biased, politically motivated and condemned. the spokesman called the action of the nobel peace committee a sign of deviation from its original goals and instrumental exploitation of the peace committee. yesterday, after the announcement of the awarding of the nobel peace prize, the minister of information of the zionist regime wrote in a message in farsi , i was pleased to hear the news of narges mohammadi winning the nobel peace prize. maryam rajavi, the leader of the terrorist group of the munafekin , also congratulated narges mohammadi on receiving this award nobel peace narges mohm, a political activist supporting iran's separatists , was chosen as the 123rd winner of the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or institutions have won the nobel peace prize. israeli prime minister isaac rabinen , who has hundreds of heinous crimes and terrorist operations against women and children and the palestin

looking at live pictures from the norwegian capital oslo, where the nobel committee is about to announce the winner of this year's nobel peace prize. let's listen in the same degree as the women life freed. and then the wage no bell committee has decided to ward the nobel peace prize for twins. 2 twins, 232. now i guess mohammed v for harris. hi, against the oppression of women in iran and half heights to promote human rights and freedom for all. her braves travel has come with tremendous personal cost. altogether, the machine has arrested her searching times, convicted to 5 times and sent to a total of $31.00. he is in prison, on 164 lashes. miss muhammad z is still in prison, as i speak. this is september 2022, a young curtis woman muscle gene a and e was killed in the custody of the iranian royalty police. the killing triggered the largest political demonstrations against iran. c acrostic machine, since it came to power in 1979. under the slogan, woman lies freedom. hundreds of thousands of volumes took part in peaceful protests against the assorted cheese route, brutality and oppression of women. the regime crack, todd,

nobel peace prize. maryam rajavi, the leader of the terrorist group of the munafekin, also congratulated narges mohammadi on receiving this award. the nobel peace committee chosen the 100th winner of the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or organizations have won the nobel peace prize. israeli prime minister isaac rabinen, who has hundreds of horrific crimes and terrorist operations against women and children and the palestinian nation , won the nobel peace prize in 1994. henry kissinger , former us secretary of state, who was a staunch supporter of the policies of the zionist regime. in the massacre of the people of vietnam and the planning and implementation of the coup in shiri, which led to the death of tens of thousands of people , he had an undeniable role, and jimmy carter won this award. the former us president who ordered the massacre of the iranian people during the islamic revolution to mohammad rezaza shah pahlavi also won the nobel peace prize in 2022. yasser arafat was known as a terrorist until he fought against the zionist regime, but after signing the compromise agreement and sacrificing the rights of the palestinian people

political activist supporting the separatists of iran from the nobel peace committee selected him as the 12th winner of the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or organizations have won the nobel peace prize. the prime minister of the zionist regime, isaac rabinen, who has hundreds of horrific crimes and terrorist acts against women, children and the palestinian nation in his file and won the nobel peace prize, henry ringer, the former us secretary of state, who was a staunch supporter of the policies of the zionist regime and was involved in the massacre of the people of vietnam and the design and implementation of the coup in chile, which led to the death of tens of thousands of people, had an undeniable role, and former president jimmy carter received this award. the united states, which ordered the killing of the iranian people during the islamic revolution to mohammad rezaza shah pahlavi , also won the nobel peace prize in 2002. yasser arafat was known as a terrorist until he fought against the zionist regime. but after signing the compromise agreement and sacrificing

nobel peace prize. then the wage nobel committee wishes to all the courageous type for human rights freedom and democracy in the wrong. this is peace prize also recognizes the hundreds of thousands of people who in the proceeding yeah. have demonstrated against the sale. crossteck receives the policies of discrimination and oppression. targeting women only by embracing equal rights for all kinds of well it see the fraternity between nations and that's alfred nobel soul to print that was the award to not just mohammed the photos of long tradition in which the the weeds and nova committee has awarded the peace prize to those working to advance social justice, human rights and democracy. these are important preconditions for last thing. peace. thank you madam chair. um, what impact do you hope that this price will have on the situation in your, on this price is okay, but you have it the nobel peace price for 2023 has been announced. has been awarded to the rate in women's rights campaign. in august, mohammed's even see a picture of the, the committee we had that from barret's rece understand the chair of th

nobel peace . obvious ones. i think this is a very i good choice by the nobel peace prize committee.ghanistan. i don't _ case in neighbouring afghanistan. i don't think— case in neighbouring afghanistan. i don't think the iranians are going to change — don't think the iranians are going to change their behaviour quickly in response _ to change their behaviour quickly in response to the sort of recognition, but as— response to the sort of recognition, but as has— response to the sort of recognition, but as hasjust been said, it focuses _ but as hasjust been said, it focuses the eyes of the world on what _ focuses the eyes of the world on what is — focuses the eyes of the world on what is happening in that country, and it— what is happening in that country, and it is— what is happening in that country, and it is a — what is happening in that country, and it is a message that there is recognition of what is going on and support— recognition of what is going on and support for— recognition of what is going on and support for the women of iran from the rest _ support for the women of iran

nobel committee's decision. a spokesman says the nobel peace prize committee has awarded a prize to a person convicted of repeatediolations of laws and committing criminal acts. we condemn this action and consider it as biased and politically motivated. reactions on the streets of tehran were mixed. >> translator: as a woman in this society, i very much agree with this. and in my opinion, in this society where women do not have any rights, this award can at least be relief for us that there's at least somebody who cares about us. >> translator: it was certainly political, i would say, in my opinion, and i don't know why this award was given to this lady. otherwise, we have had many peace ambassadors. >>> ahead on "cnn newsroom," she's tumbling her way right into the history books. u.s. gymnast simone biles sets another record. her unprecedented new medal count is next. >>> israel is mobilizing its military, including its reserves, following this morning's surprise rocket attack from gaza. in response, israel's defense minister said, quote, israel will win this war. as the military declared operation swords of iro

. ♪ and jake, as you would expect the iranian regime is condemning the decision by the nobel peace prize committeeling it politically motivated and biased. and human rights organizations around the world yet again are calling for the immediate release of this fearless human rights defender. and we have to mention, we don't even know if she has received the news. her family is telling us that on thursdays and fridays she is not allowed phone calls because the women who are in every van po evin prison, they are not allowed phone calls. but she did prepare a statement because she was short listed for the award and we received a copy of that statement and she is vowing to continue the battle against oppression for human rights, for her people, for iran, and she says that she is ready to stay in jail the rest of her life for that. >> the people will ultimately win that fight against the iranian regime. i don't know when, but they ultimately will win. jomana karedsheh, thank you so much. >>> coming up, colorado and what looked like a typical neighborhood funeral home, but wait until you hear what author

your owns most prominent human rights activists can now add nobel peace prize laureate to her list of accolades. then the wage no bell committee has decided to ward the nobel peace prize for twins. 2 twins, 232. no, i guess mohammed v for harris. hi. against the oppression of women in a wrong unhook fight to promote human rights and freedom for all. for most of her life, mohammed a has fought against her countries. theo credit government, which strictly controls women's lives. she has been whipped, arrested numerous times and has spent years in prison. but even behind bars. she helped lead a nationwide protest movement last year after the death of gene and must uh, meaning in police custody. a young woman who was arrested for the way she was dressed in a statement to the new york times. how many reacted to winning the nobel prize. the global support and recognition of my human rights advocacy makes me more, resolved, more responsible, more passionate, and more hopeful. i also hope this recognition makes iranians protesting for change, stronger and more organized. victory is near the bahama. these husbands and children haven't

kanoni stress that the move by the nobel committee is in line with the middlesom and anti-iranian policies of some european governments. he said this shows that the nobel peace that servon has always stressed the need for the objective realization of regional and global peace and but never wants this process to be abused. well those were the top stories for this hour, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. the us said it was going to reconstruct afghanistan and restore security to the country, but after two decades, wherever you look in the country, you only see death and destruction. many us officials have taken the lid off the widespread corruption on under the guise of reconstruction projects, follow the details in this documentary. vegetarianism was introduced as a healthy lifestyle, and later on it became fancy too. some say it can save the planet as well. however, some people hijack the idea and use it as means of earning money. watch in this documentary how the millennia old lifestyle was knocked off corps. as hundreds of people have mort. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. news in brief with this hour, the leader of the palestinian is

this is nobel peace prize . the nobel committee on other mom id for his hide for women's rights, and for democracy in iran and cold for her release. she has kept up her activism, despise multiple arrests over the years and is currently serving a long sentence. the rating and government has condemned from commodities recognition describing the award as biased sheba shockey is in a range in german filmmaking and political activist. so she grew up in to run and she's joining us now. so very good to have you with us. please do tell us what's ma, i'm out of this role in the wave of protests that swept through iran since last year. i as well when it comes to the wrong protests and the government's, we have to realize that since the case basically never we have had a democracy and we always have had people fight for democracy and freedom. and now in the past years since you know, my son indeed, i mean these killing especially women have taken over. they have always been strong, but now they are very strong. and so my d being in prison and

this is nobel peace prize. the noble committee on no to my, my id for a fight for women's rights, and from the democracy in iran and quote for her release. she's kept up her activism despite multiple arrests over the years and just commonly subbing a long sentence. the writing and government has condemned to my modest recognition describing the award as bias. she shall keep, isn't it rainy and durham in a field maker and political activist who grew up into a ron. i asked to abide my modest role in the way of protests that swept through ron since last year. i to well, when it comes to the wrong protests and the governments, we have to realize that since the case basically never, we have had a democracy. and we always have had people fight for democracy and freedom. and now in the past years since you know, so i mean, do i mean these killing especially women have taken over. they have always been strong, but now they are very strong. and so my d being in prison and getting to know the trees piece price is a very, very, very strong s

terwan is condemned as biased and political the move by the nobel committee to award this year's peace prize to convicted iranian. the iranian foreign ministry spokesman said nargas muhammady has been jailed because she has repeatedly violated the law and committed criminal acts. nosakoni stress that the move by the nobel committee is in line with the middlesum and anti-iranian policies of some european governments. he said this shows that the nobel peace prize has deviated from his original purpose and the committee has turned into a tool. can only added that the award is another link in the western pressure chain against ivon and will only strengthen the nation's resolve to follow up its independent policies. he noted that tehan has always stressed the need for the objective realization of regional and global peace, but never wants this process to be abused. "the passing out of a girl in a terron subway station has triggered misinformation campaign by anti-iran media outlets overseas. here's a report. 16-year-old armitavant fainted while boarding a train a subway station in the irani

cannon he stress that the move by the nobel committee is in line with the medalsum and anti-iranian policies of some government, he said, this shows that the nobel peaceeemptive strikes on the democratic people's republic of korea, miss launching programs at aims to deter the dprk from developing its capabilities. press tv's frank smith reports from soul. over the past year and a half, the dprk has launched more missiles than ever before. the us has tried to deter that testing with initiating and expanding more sanctions against pyong yang. on wednesday, key expert on the peninsula's issues told us senators that washington should now threaten. the dprk with preemptive strikes. one of the ideas there and it's a risky one is declaratory policy to say that we reserve the right to actually take down a missile if it's headed over japan or if it's headed towards hawaii um or the west coast of the united states and that could be a mid-course intercept or it could be on the launch pad. as the us and south korea have boosted military cooperation and weapons deployment, the dprk has been developed. its advanced capabilities, including testing ballistic, cruise,

kanani stress that the move by the nobel committee is in line with the middlesum and anti-iranian policies of some european governments. he said, this shows that the nobel peace prize has deviated from his original purpose and the committee has turned into a tool. canani added that the award is another link in the western pressure change. against ivan and will only strengthen the nation's resolve to follow up on his independent policies. he noted that teran has always stress the need for the objective realization of regional and global peace, but never wants this process to be abused. the passing out of a girl in a tehran subway station has triggered misinformation campaign by anti-ivan media outlets overseas. here's a report. 16-year-old armita geravan fainted while boarding a train a subway station in the iranian capital. immediately afterwards anti-iran tv channels and outlets embarked a media campaign blaming the incident on the subway police. they accused the police of pushing armita out of the train after noisy argument leading to her fall. now the tehran subway company has released all camera. footage from the moment armita enters the station till she

voice of iranian people because they say that, we're happy when we're being recognized by nobel peace prize committee. but at the same time, what is the point that the west actually giving prize to well-known activists facing guns and bullets. but at the same time, they are legitimizing our killers. you know, i don't really get it. iranian people are furious for that. so, my message is very clear. be as brave as narges mohammadi. my clear message to the female politicians in the west, be as brave as iranian women and say no to gender apartheidship. this is 21st century. women are getting killed for showing their hair. men getting executed for supporting women life freedom movement. my message is very, very clear. this regime is either gender apartheid or not. if it is gender apartheid regime, then isolate. and president biden actually congratulate narges mohammadi, and he shared his sympathy with armita. but america can take the leap and ask europeans to expand the definition of apartheid in all international laws to include gender. that's how we isolate and end the islamic republic. >> women, life,

committee that at least on this, on adults the award it also. i know this mohammed, the is a woman, the human rights advocate and a freedom fighter in awarding. this is nobel peace prize. then the wage and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous tides for human rights, freedom and democracy in a wrong can victor dollars, director of peace research institute based, and also he explains why the committee awarded not a guest, but somebody the prize. there is a large number of the federal, legible standing nominators and those members of products, national parliaments. it can be professors of a lot of different sciences. and so they're, they're receiving more than $350.00. and i'm an associates here and that i'm a nation deadline. is in january and right now the, the, the, the way that this works is that the committees evicting candidates carefully. and they're considering different domain center this year. and human rights that was on top of their agenda and, and it's been both expected. and since there are no sort of other major developments in, in terms of peace negotiations and, and, uh, and weapons agreements. but this year and with the human rights being

nobel peace prize. then the wage nobel committee wishes to all the courageous type for human rights freedom and democracy in iraq to the number of attacks by criminal games on migraines crossing kind of as a 100 and cut them into long darian gap is increasing sharply old and half a 1000000 people mostly from latin america are expected to make the dangerous jody before the end of this year. they then had north to the border with the us. alas and american edison to see and even has this reports from flatter chiquita. in the diary and get a group of migrants across the river in tobacco, cheeky to the latest victims of a growing number of bandits. now operating into that in jungle going on with it. i'm on over to the describe. the men who rob them depend them as border police. they'll send you out a tour armed with rifles and 3 had mercedes and one was on horseback. one after another, the migrants tell us the same story. of the police told everything, a lot of people, the food for the child, the migrants arriving back with you, people with no food or money to continue their journey. some of the women have be

nobel peace prize. then the weeds and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous heights for human rights, freedom and democracy in iraq. and a diamond is any rainy and borne british human rights advocates who was jailed in evan present entire on, alongside. now get some comedy in 2016. she described suavity snowball piece by says, bitter sweet. we all feel overwhelming joy, but unfortunately it's also a bit of sweet moments because now i guess is not there to walk across the stage to receive her award and us and because she is behind us. and i think that really tells a lot about the state of iran, the state of the protest movement that has been going on, woman life freedom that she is, i am sure she is very proud of the collective force that we've become. and the fact that the global international world international arena into natural communities, finally giving her and the purchase movement, the recognition they deserve. we know that evan prison is called that via the university, because most of the prisoners are intellectuals, ph, d holders, their journalists, and their, their people who are polit

nobel peace prize. then the weeds and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous heights for human rights. freedom and democracy in iraq side to exhibit cologne is a professor of political science at ty run university. he says, despite condemnation from the iranian government, many people feel proud of my harmonies. achievement a like to many of those, it either any and i was a very happy and proud and the more than anything goes i. i think that the if, if we were to choose one person and i don't think anyone anyone would disaster that. but the and such as that now gets him on by the, for the said for this price because of the many years. and that, that she has been suffering. she has been thrown into prison on the she hasn't been the silence even from inside that the prison. accordingly, she said, ring at a total of 51 years in prison. and the old charges, old accusation can basically be, be solve up to web, to have activities for the bowman ride for political lab, the freedom for press freedom, the deb, etc, etc. um, the, um, the, the many elaine in the same price that the, that she has one that the

nobel peace prize. then the wage and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous type for human rights freedom and democracy in iraq. a 10 year old boy has been killed in russian and strikes in the ukrainian city of cox eve. the regional governors said $23.00 others were injured when to michelle strong residential areas. ukraine says a most common we saw hit a village me by a day before killing 52 people. same as robbie is in hotels, which was targeted on thursday. or where's your, at the sides of that attacks? it killed dozens of people. the village of photos has a population of around 330 people. the level of death here means that a 6th of this village was wiped out in an instant. they were attending a memorial service for a soldier from this village who had died and was buried somewhere else being brought home that homecoming, turned into a massacre on a massive scale. and we are here at the side of the missile. strikes are guided, russian is gone, their missile struck this location take here is intensifying it's offensive against cody said. forces in northern syria, take us as to find his have been kill

nobel peace prize. you know, just mohammed the is a woman, a human rights advocate and a freedom fighter in awarding to this he is nobel peace prize. then the weeds and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous heights for human rights, freedom and democracy in iraq. a 10 year old boy has been killed in russian s rice in the ukrainian city of khaki, a russian. ms. ha, hate a village nearby the day before coming 52 people. nearly a 150 people are still missing after wednesday's flash floods in india, 2nd state. at least 42 people were killed after glacial lake bus, its banks, homes and bridges were washed away. and finished goss president has re shuffled his cabinet and re appointed prime minister. and i do bye bye will represent the governing coalition as its candidate and next year's presidential election present . mackey salvo got funding for the 1st time in july after violent sunrise. and those are the headlines on august this year. i will have more news for you right after upfront. stay with us. i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to in the state has no business getting involved in that got chosen and blessed us because we protect israel. i want to con

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nobel peace prize. then the weeds and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous type for human rights freedom and democracy in iraq. because all is right to off piece research institute based and also explains why the committee awarded donald responsibilities the prize. there is a large number of fab, a federal, legible, and nominators, and those members of perhaps national parliaments, that can be professors of a lot of different sciences. and so they're receiving more than $350.00 and number nations each year. uh, and that i'm a nation deadline is in january. and right now the, the, the, the way that this works is that the committees evicting candidates carefully. and they're considering different domain center this year and human rights that was on top of their agenda and, and it's been both expected as, as there are, knows that of other major developments and in terms of peace negotiations and, and, uh, and weapons agreements. but this year and with the human rights being unexpected prize area and the price to iran is certainly one that will make a huge difference and will now i think resonated well be

nobel peace prize. the chair of the norwegian nobel committee in oslo announced this year's winner earlier this morning. women, life, freedom. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2023 two narges mohammadi for her fight against the oppression of women in iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all. her brave struggle has come with tremendous personal cost. altogether, the regime has arrested her 13 times, convicted her five times, and sentenced her to a total of 31 years in prison and 154 clashes. ms. mohammadi is still in prison as i speak. this year's peace prize also recognizes the hundreds of thousands of people who in the preceding year have demonstrated against the regime's policies of discrimination and oppression targeting women. amy: that was berit reiss-andersen, the head of norwegian nobel committee in oslo, announcing that the imprisoned iranian human rights activist narges mohammadi has been awarded this year's nobel peace prize. the announcement comes just a year after the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini who died in iranian police

narges mohammadi, one of iran's most prominent activist, can at nobel peace prize to her list of active -- accolades. >> the nobel committeeas decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2023 to narges mohammadi for her fight against the oppression of women in iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all. reporter: for most of her life, mohammadi has fought against her countries government, which wrigley controls women's lives. she has been whipped and spent years with -- behind bars. but she still helped lead a protest last year after the death of a young woman who was arrested for the way she was dressed. in a statement to the u.s. to -- the new york times, mohammadi reacted to the prize. "global support and recognition of my human rights advocacy makes me more resolved, more responsible, more hopeful and i also hope this recognition makes iranians protesting for change stronger and more organized. victory is near." mohammadi's husband and children haven't seen her in years but they watched the announcement from paris with pride. >> i'm very proud of my mom, she deserves this award. it's for all her work

the bell committee, imbedded a vase, anderson announced the old and also largest mohammed, the is a woman and human rights advocate and a freedom fighter in awarding to this he is nobel peace prize. then the wage and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous type for human rights freedom and democracy in iraq. the $100.00 is right to of peace research institute based. and also he explains why the committee would not get somebody the price. there is a large number of sab upset, illegible fan nominators, and those members of ralph national parliaments that can be professors of a lot of different sciences. and so they're receiving more than $350.00 a nomination. so each year and that i'm a nation deadline is in january. and right now the, the, the, the, the way that this works is that the committee is investing candidates carefully. and they're considering different domain center this year. and human rights that was on top of their agenda and, and it's been both expected as, as there are, knows that of other major developments and in terms of peace negotiations and, and, uh, and with the disagreements but this year and with the human rights being unexpected . price area an

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iranian jail for protesting against women's oppression is this year's recipient of the nobel peace prize. the committeevist narges mohammadi for her work fighting for women's rights in iran. she's currently serving a ten year term for protest, the death of a woman who was killed during nationwide protests. mohammadi's arrest. she has been arrested numerous times throughout the years with battles with authorities that included the fight for democracy and against the death penalty in iran. >> it's a six month stay that's turned into two years. >> the battle over an airbnb guest who refuses to leave. and he's a 78 year old fussy eater. the reason why legendary announcer al michaels says he's never eaten a vegetable. we there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can ca

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nobel committee, but it rece anderson announced the prize, you know, select no just bahama. d is a woman. human rights advocate and a freedom fighter in awarding to this she is nobel peace prize. then the wage and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous type for human rights freedom and democracy in iraq or, or any and authorities have reacted to the when the state news agency says the west has awarded. not guessing how many of the nobel peace prize for actions against iran national security. i spoke to henry, pulled out his directive piece with such and such a base. and also he explains why the committee awarded naga some comedy the price. there is a large number of the fed, illegible fan nominators, and those members of perhaps national parliaments, that can be professors of a lot of different sciences. and so they're receiving more than $350.00. and i'm an associates here, and i'm a nation deadline is in january. and right now the, the, the, the, the way that this works is that the committee is the best thing. candidates carefully. and they're considering different domains and this year is human rights that was on top of their agenda and, and it's been both expected.

the nobel committee has awarded the 2023 peace prize . the deal to raining for democracy, active as large as more comedy. the committee honored her for her struggle against the oppression of women in iran, and for a find for freedom for all. well how it, he is currently serving multiple sentences in a to run prison on charges including propaganda against the state.

nobel peace prize. narges mohammadi — the most prominent of iran's women's rights advocates — was honoured for what the nobel committeer "fight against the oppression of women in iran and her efforts for promoting human rights and freedom for all". her husband told the bbc he's excited for her and it will embolden herfight, but it's a sad time because they are not together. she's still in prison in iran. he also said the prize is for the woman life—freedom movement. she has been arrested her 13 times, convicted five times and sentenced to a total of 31 years in prison. the committee said ms mohammadi's "brave struggle has come with tremendous personal cost". women, life, freedom. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2023 to narges mohammadi, for herfight against the oppression of women in iran and herfight to promote human rights and freedom for all. a landmark moment as i mentioned her husband has been speaking to the bbc, and he says this is a prize for the women, life, freedom movement and a light is being shown on that movement. it comes as authorities in iran have reportedl

nobel peace prize. then the wage and nobel committee wishes to all the courageous heights for human rights, freedom and democracy in a wrong that's bringing and a diamond, who's a human rights advocates who was detained. alongside nog is my how many in 2016 she joins me live from oxford in the u. k. and thanks so much for joining us on the program. especially just describe what kind of person nog is, is from a personal perspective. i'm at now, i guess in 2016 when i was transferred from sophia confinement to the woman's public. what to so i had been falsely accused of supplying for u. k into us when i was kind of fed and i guess was one of the 1st people to approach me because as, as you can imagine and sultry confinement i hadn't seen a cell or human being and so many months. so why was so disoriented and, and crying and i collapsed on the flow, but now i guess just came so calmly and, and she embraced me and she wanted to give me a sense of normalcy. and what i always remember as is how she, after getting to know me other. so asking my name, my age, you know i was very young. i was in my very early t