'Se vocês aplaudirem mais, pode ser que eu divida esse prêmio com Trump', brinca ganhadora do Nobel

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Nobel laureate jokes about sharing her prize with Trump as she accepts a prestigious award. She reflects on the courage of speaking truth, especially after her report on Gaza labeled the situation as genocide.  The judge, who is still involved in the case of The Gambia against Myanmar, emphasizes the importance of public validation for awards. She expresses gratitude for the audience's applause, calling it a significant validation of her work and principles.  Despite being 85, she remains committed to her work, particularly with the Nuremberg Principles Academy, inspired by the people she meets. She thanks everyone for their support, hoping the recognition isn't just a joke.  #NobelPrize #HumanRights #Justice #Gaza

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00:03Aplausos

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00:57Aplausos

00:58Wow

00:59Firstly

01:01At this venue

01:03Your applause means a great deal to me

01:06Really did

01:07You don't want to receive an award prize

01:10Or anything

01:11Unless the public agrees that you deserve this

01:14So that's

01:16How I appreciate your applause today

01:18Thank you so much

01:19But being a lawyer and a judge

01:21I still want to verify this information

01:28Do you want me to say any more?

01:30I think it's very appropriate

01:31That I'm with friends and colleagues

01:33All of whom support

01:35Human rights

01:38The last thing I did

01:40Is the delivery

01:42Of the report on Gaza

01:43Naming what's happening there

01:45As genocide

01:53Yeah

01:54So one of the main reactions

01:56To that report

01:57Is paying tribute to me

02:00For my courage

02:01And you can imagine

02:03How surprised I was

02:04Why would you need courage

02:06To speak the truth

02:08You interpret the law

02:09You look at all the facts

02:10So it's an impartial

02:13Impartial decision making

02:16So right now

02:17I'm still involved

02:18As ad hoc judge

02:19In the case brought by

02:21The Gambia against Myanmar

02:24So everybody says

02:26When are you going to stop?

02:27When are you going to stop?

02:28I just turned 85 last month here

02:32I can't obviously stop

02:35My work in support

02:37Of the Nuremberg Principles Academy

02:39Because of the people we meet here

02:41But really thank you so much

02:44I hope this is not a joke then

02:46I've said all this

02:50Thank you

02:51I hope this is not a joke then

02:52I'm going to stop

02:52Because of the people we meet here

02:54I'm going to stop

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