it is for bitten fofor them to have access to w western sahara. legatations of cicivil societieies, keptamentarians, they are from western sahar ago, a parliamentaririan from spain could not get out of the plane and they were sent to the e canary islan. , we arehe same time talking about violation about repressions but t we also must talk about our r ristance, our determination stop p are detetermined to contntinue o our peaceful struggle to make sure that our rights to freedom and independence are fulfilled. amy: can you tell us your personal story? where you are born, where you grew up, and then what happened to you? born in the south of county that,a unfortunately, i have never seen up to today because i grew up in western sahahara and the occupid in the occupied territories. in aw up under bombs situation of war. amy: t then explaiain what happd you, how you became active, when you were first imprisoned. , iwhen i was 15 years old started to understand there was a war. i started to understand that my people were separated into two territories.

persistent work in securing women's rights in china i mean our 2 fighter dubbed the gandy of western sahara accepted her award for her 30 year old peaceful campaign for independence from morocco. and brazilian indigenous activist davi cope and that knowledge the focus the award gave to his cause a member of the yanomami people is campaigning to protect the amazon forest. you people from other countries do not know the current reality of the yanomami people we need support to make sure our native languages and traditional knowledge will not disappear. that is why we the yanomami people are here sharing with you the issues we are facing the brazilian government is threatening our territory as. each of the 4 recipients will receive a cash prize worth $100000.00. along with continued support from the organization and a specially designed sculpture made from recycled metal from gun destruction programs in central america. you're watching news up next is adult film titled like me the selfie generation there are more headlines coming at the top of the hour but for now. thanks watch. welcome to the

campaigning for her homeland independence from morocco and she is often referred to as the gandhi of western sahara the 2nd prize when there is. unmade she is a chinese human rights activists who set up the country's 1st legal advocacy group for women the 3rd prize winner has become a familiar face. i'm talking about the climate activists credit soon bear the 16 year old has galvanized a protest movement calling on governments to do more to combat climate change and the final prize winner is an amazonian tribal shema davi cope with no campaigns to protect the amazon and his tribe way of life for a diverse picture just like the diverse picture of the world we live in i want to pull in now julian cronin she is a jury member for the right livelihood award she's also the director of in a curagh and nonprofit organization redirecting retail waste to charities it's good to have you on the program so let's just talk about what we what happened today and i want to talk about gratitude bear because. everyone a lot of people expected her to win the nobel peace prize and she did not win it when you the jurors

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amy: we just interviewed haidar, opposed to moroccan occupation of western sahara is one of those who will be awarded tonight. and the other, davi kopenawa. >> indeed. both of them are here. the is an example where conflict has been neglected for far too long and the neglect of gotchas just the international community, but the press, communicates that if you protest violently, then you haveve the world's attention. but if you protest in a nonviolent way, as aminatou haidar t the people of west saha have been doing, then nobody really cares. we really hope to shine a light on what is called a frozen conflict where there is suffering going on every day. amy: we're going to play the four of davi kopenawa, the right livelihood award winner, the laureate, tonight. i want to thank you, ole von uexkuell, for jojoining us toda, executive director of the stockholm-based right livelihood foundation. as we turn now to this indigenous leader in his own words. last night i sat down with davi kopenawa, who is a right livelihood laureates, along with his organization hutukukara yanomami association.

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as well are also bracing because that's the whole the problem of course with the sahara region in western africa it's just a no man's land basically so can these countries because it's not just new share you've got mali as well that suffers from these militants and these nations cope they've been struggling mali now but enough so these countries have been struggling with the problem of these jihadist groups and they've reach out to the outside world calling for help from as has led the way france has suffered its own casualties there as well but it's pushing for other countries to get involved the problem though is no one has a solid solution there is an anti french sentiment in this region. because people feel france is in there for its own economic gain france has been there for a long time and the problem still exists so it is a difficult situation at the moment both for these countries and for the foreign supporters to get rid of it thank you so much for the update a d.w.i. reporter tell me all the deeper. and back here in europe voting is underway in britain's 3rd general election in

well the sahara fast to the vast area covering western and central africa the military is a 5 countries in that region that mauritania long became a faster in asia aaron chad they make up the sahara g 5 joint force it aims to maintain regional control against the fight is well correspondent ahmed actresses and mali is capital of bamako and he says on groups and represented at that summit . well basically officially the talks are underway after the been declared open by president to bring because kate the puppets of peace was to bring a may be all factions in mali together to talk about peace rather than fighting each other and that organizers of this summit believe will pave the way for a united front to tycho what some of the shows described as external aggression remember the north of the country is still volatile and that has violence in the center of the country due to ethnic violence now the tories an out of it rebellion in the northeast still simmering as we speak now some of the armed groups that have been causing trouble in mali actually not represented at the opening ceremony b

well the sahara to the vast area covering western and central africa the military is a 5 countries in that region mauritania. cher and chad make up the sahara g 5 joint force to maintain regional control against the situs. capital of fun the call for us hi there ahmed what are these talks deciding to achieve. what she pleases busy. lisa lisa mullins spike. lee from this is like to. be ruling party as well as the opposition happy with the conduct of. these. feel that the ones here have been able to organize these. demonized by others and don't eat lunch to tackle externalization people instantly vision is of course the invasion of that tendency by extremists like this i'm sorry for years the studied state posts about this region that have been terrorizing parts of the sale charred body. and some of our. family czech republic and the other countries so. we're going to be something. not just to get at. some of that is to take a look at challenges in order to stop fighters from outside tickets on the picture . doesn't exist there joining me live. a french aid group is says 4 workers have

hell with forests of the vast area covering western and central africa the military is a 5 countries in that region mauritania mali. and chad make up the sahara 5 joined force it aims to maintain regional control against the. clock with idris is in mali's capital bamako he says on groups are not represented at the summit. where basically officially the talks are under way after the been declared open by president because. the puppets of peace was to bring. all functions. together to talk about peace rather than fighting each other and that organizers of the summit believe will pave the way for a united front to take to what some of the shows described as external aggression remember the north of the country is still volatile and that is violence in the center of the country due to ethnic violence now the tory rebellion in the north east still simmering as we speak now some of the armed groups. causing trouble in mali are actually not represented at the opening ceremony but the organizers hope that the message or the resolutions of the conference will reach them so that they can lay down their arms and peace is achieved in mali but looking at

while the cell is a region in western and central africa the military is a 5 countries in that region that's malim are 10 and begin a fast so in chad they all make up the sahara g 5 joint force and that aims to maintain regional control against those fighters well let's go live to on that address who is in mali is capital bamako for us on the talk us through the how the talks are going over there and what are they actually hoping to achieve. well basically the talks just got underway with the arrival of the president and members of his cabinet basically what they want to do is to bring order instructions remember it's not only. the price. or the metallics in the north of mali but malise problem there are also issues such as a need for violence that has killed hundreds of people over the past years especially the most recent of course is the violence between the dawn and the polis the dialogue aims to bring all these groups together and remember also that there are there are rebellion so there is rebellion in the north of the country the toric and the arabs of the post sieved injustices and by generalisations those issues are coming on the table for discussion