00:00¡Aplausos!
00:30¡Aplausos!
00:31¡Aplausos!
00:33Aplausos
00:33So...
00:34Thank you very much...
00:36Thank you very much.
00:38If you clap a little bit more, I may share this prize with Trump.
00:48So, I don't know about this so my question is, is it true?
01:08No, no, it's everywhere, it's on the BBC, it's everywhere.
01:22You don't want to receive an award prize or anything unless the public agrees that you deserve this.
01:30So that's how I appreciate your applause today, thank you so much.
01:35But being a lawyer and a judge, I still want to verify this interview.
01:43Do you want me to say it?
01:45I think it's very appropriate that I would friends and colleagues, all of whom support human rights.
01:54The last thing I did is the delivery of the report on Gaza, naming what's happening there as genocide.
02:08So, one of the main reactions to that report is paying tribute to me for my courage.
02:17And you can imagine how surprised I was, why would you need courage to speak the truth?
02:23You interpret the law, you look at all the facts, so it's an impartial decision making.
02:31So right now I'm still involved as a doctor in the case brought by the Gambia against Myanmar.
02:40So everybody says, when are you going to stop, when are you going to stop?
02:44I just turned 85 last month here.
02:47I can't obviously stop my work in support of the Nuremberg Transports Academy, because of the people we need here.
02:58But really, thank you so much.
03:00You know, I hope this is not a joke then.
03:05Thank you.
03:06Thank you.
03:07Bravo!
03:08Bravo!
03:09Bravo!
03:17Bravo!
03:18Bravo!
03:18Bravo!
03:18Bravo!
03:18Bravo!
03:18Bravo!
