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Samantha Nutt: The real harm of the global arms trade
萨曼莎·纳特: 全球武器贸易的真正弊端
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在世界上的某些地方，全自动步枪比一杯直饮水更容易得到。世界应该是这样么？萨曼莎·纳特作为一名医生，同时也是国际人权组织“战中儿童”的创始人，对全球武器贸易进行了调查，并且给出了解决暴力循环的大胆而又常识性的解决方案。“我们发动战争，传播战争我们通过战争购买和售卖。”她说，“因此我们责无旁贷去解决它。”
Samantha Nutt - Doctor, writer and humanitarian
Samantha Nutt envisions a world where no child knows war. Full bio
Samantha Nutt envisions a world where no child knows war. Full bio
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00:12
Thank you very much. Good evening.
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非常感谢，晚上好
00:14
Some of you may have noticed
that my last name is Nutt.
that my last name is Nutt.
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有些人可能发现
我的姓有疯子的意思
我的姓有疯子的意思
00:18
And if you did,
you are forgiven for wondering
you are forgiven for wondering
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所以如果你在想
一个疯子是如何
一个疯子是如何
00:21
how a Nutt managed
to end up in a war zone.
to end up in a war zone.
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进入到一个战争区域的
我不会怪你的
我不会怪你的
00:24
I actually was offered, right out
of medical school, and accepted
of medical school, and accepted
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我在医学院毕业后
作为一名志愿者加入了
作为一名志愿者加入了
00:28
a volunteer contract to work
with UNICEF in war-torn Somalia,
with UNICEF in war-torn Somalia,
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联合国儿童基金会进入了
饱受战争蹂躏的索马里
饱受战争蹂躏的索马里
00:32
that was worth one dollar.
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这个工作的工资是一美元
00:34
And, you see, I had to be paid this dollar
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我必须要这一美元的工资
00:37
in the event that the UN needed
to issue an evacuation order,
to issue an evacuation order,
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这样当联合国有必要颁布疏散令时
00:40
so that I would be covered.
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我将被包含在内
00:42
I was, after all, heading into one
of the world's most dangerous places.
of the world's most dangerous places.
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随后我义无反顾地进入了
世界上最危险的地区
世界上最危险的地区
00:47
And by now, some of you
may be asking yourselves,
may be asking yourselves,
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此时此刻有些人
可能会在暗自猜测
可能会在暗自猜测
00:50
and I just want to reassure you,
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我向各位保证
00:52
that I did get half the money up front.
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我确实提前拿到了一半的钱
00:54
(Laughter)
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（笑声）
00:56
But you see, this is how,
with 50 cents in my pocket,
with 50 cents in my pocket,
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揣着兜里的仅有的50美分
00:59
I ended up in Baidoa, Somalia.
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我来到了索马里的拜多阿
01:02
Journalists called it the "city of death."
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媒体记者们口中的“死亡之城”
01:05
And they called it the city of death
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之所以叫做死亡之城
01:07
because 300,000 people
had lost their lives there --
had lost their lives there --
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因为三十万人已经失去了他们的生命
01:10
300,000 people,
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整整三十万人
01:14
mostly as a result
of war-related famine and disease.
of war-related famine and disease.
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大多数死于战争引发的饥荒和疾病
01:19
I was part of a team that was tasked
with trying to figure out
with trying to figure out
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我所属的团队致力于解决
01:23
how best to respond
to this humanitarian catastrophe.
to this humanitarian catastrophe.
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如何应对这种人道主义灾难
01:26
It was right on the heels
of the Rwandan genocide,
of the Rwandan genocide,
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这场灾难紧随卢旺达大屠杀之后
01:29
and aid money to the region was drying up.
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地区的救助资金已经捉襟见肘
01:32
Many aid organizations, unfortunately,
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很不幸，很多救援机构
01:34
had been forced to close their doors.
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被迫关上了救助的大门
01:36
And so the question that I was asked
to specifically help answer,
to specifically help answer,
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我被派来帮助回答的主要问题
01:40
which is one that aid workers ask
themselves in war zones the world over,
themselves in war zones the world over,
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也是全世界在战区的
志愿者们问他们自己的：
志愿者们问他们自己的：
01:47
is: What the hell do we do now?
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我们现在怎么做？
01:50
You know, the security environment
in Somalia at that moment in time --
in Somalia at that moment in time --
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那时候索马里的治安环境
01:53
and nothing has really changed too much --
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到目前为止也没有任何改观
01:55
can best be described as "Mad Max"
by way of "A Clockwork Orange."
by way of "A Clockwork Orange."
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那简直可以用《疯狂的麦克斯》
与《发条橙》的结合体来形容
与《发条橙》的结合体来形容
02:01
And I remember very distinctly
a couple of days after my arrival,
a couple of days after my arrival,
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我清楚地记得在我来了几天之后
02:06
I went up to a feeding clinic.
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我去了一家喂养诊疗所
02:09
There were dozens of women
who were standing in line,
who were standing in line,
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几十个妇女在排队等待
02:12
and they were clutching
their infants very close.
their infants very close.
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每一个人都
紧紧地抱着自己的婴儿。
紧紧地抱着自己的婴儿。
02:16
About 20 minutes into
this conversation I was having
this conversation I was having
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在和其中一位
年轻的女性聊天的
年轻的女性聊天的
02:19
with this one young woman,
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20分钟时间里
02:21
I leaned forward
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我靠上前
02:23
and tried to put my finger
in the palm of her baby's hand.
in the palm of her baby's hand.
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试图把我的手指
放在孩子小小的手掌中。
放在孩子小小的手掌中。
02:28
And when I did this,
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放上去的那一刻
02:29
I discovered that her baby
was already in rigor.
was already in rigor.
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我发现婴儿已经僵硬了
02:34
She was stiff,
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她已经死了
02:36
and her little, lifeless hand
was curled into itself.
was curled into itself.
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她毫无生气的小手自然地蜷缩在一起
02:40
She had died hours before
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因为营养不良和缺水她已经
02:44
of malnutrition and dehydration.
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死去几个小时了。
02:48
I later learned
that as her baby was dying,
that as her baby was dying,
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我后来了解到
就在这个婴儿奄奄一息的时候
就在这个婴儿奄奄一息的时候
02:51
this young woman had
been held for two days
been held for two days
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这位年轻的女人已经
被一群拿着卡拉希尼科夫步枪的年轻人
被一群拿着卡拉希尼科夫步枪的年轻人
02:55
by some teenage boys who were armed
with Kalashnikov rifles,
with Kalashnikov rifles,
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勒索了两天
03:00
and they were trying
to shake her down for more money,
to shake her down for more money,
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他们试图从她那儿搜刮一些
03:02
money she very clearly did not have.
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她很明显没有的钱财
03:05
And this is a scene that I have confronted
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这种景象在世界各地陷入战争的地区
03:09
in war zones the world over;
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随处可见
03:12
places where kids, some as young
as eight -- they are this big --
as eight -- they are this big --
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有些孩子只有八岁
这么高
这么高
03:18
and those kids, they have
never been to school.
never been to school.
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他们从没上过学
03:21
But they have fought and they have killed
with automatic rifles.
with automatic rifles.
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但是他们出入战火
全副武装
全副武装
03:28
Is this just the way the world is?
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这是世界应该有的样子么？
03:32
Some will you tell you
that war is unavoidably human.
that war is unavoidably human.
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有人说战争是人类不可避免的
03:37
After all, it is as old
as existence itself.
as existence itself.
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自古以来就是这样
03:41
We say never again, and yet it happens
again and again and again.
again and again and again.
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我们说停止战争
然而战争却一而再再而三的发生
然而战争却一而再再而三的发生
03:49
But I will tell you
that I have seen the absolute worst
that I have seen the absolute worst
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虽然我可以说见过了
03:55
of what we as human beings
are capable of doing to one another,
are capable of doing to one another,
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人类之间最惨绝人寰的
相互杀害
相互杀害
04:00
and yet I still believe
a different outcome is possible.
a different outcome is possible.
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我仍然相信
有解决这个问题的方法
有解决这个问题的方法
04:05
Do you want to know why?
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你们想知道为什么？
04:07
Because over 20 years of doing this work,
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因为超过20年的工作
04:09
going in and out of war zones
around the world,
around the world,
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让我穿梭于世界上各大战区，
04:12
I have come to understand
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我逐渐明白
04:14
that there are aspects of this problem
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这个问题的某些部分
04:16
that we, all of us, as people
occupying this shared space,
occupying this shared space,
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我们大家
作为一起生活的人民
作为一起生活的人民
04:21
that we can change --
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是可以做出改变的
04:23
not through force or coercion or invasion,
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不是通过威胁或入侵的方式改变
04:27
but by simply looking at all
of the options available to us
of the options available to us
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而是通过寻找所有合适的方法
04:31
and choosing the ones that favor
peace at the expense of war,
peace at the expense of war,
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用崇尚和平，放弃战争的方式
04:37
instead of war at the expense of peace.
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取代以牺牲和平为代价的战争
04:43
How so?
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我们怎么做呢？
04:44
Well, I want you to consider this:
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各位请看：
04:46
there are at least 800 million
small arms and light weapons
small arms and light weapons
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如今至少有8亿的轻武器
04:51
in circulation in the world today.
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在世界各地流通
04:54
The vast majority of civilians,
like that young baby,
like that young baby,
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绝大多数死于战区的平民
04:58
who are dying in war zones
around the world,
around the world,
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比如刚才说的那个婴儿
05:00
are dying at the hands
of various armed groups
of various armed groups
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是死于这些武装力量之手
05:03
who rely on a near-infinite supply
of cheap, easy and efficient weapons
of cheap, easy and efficient weapons
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他们依靠唾手可得的
便宜、简单、有效的武器
便宜、简单、有效的武器
05:10
to rape, threaten, intimidate
and brutalize those civilians
and brutalize those civilians
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动辄去强奸，威胁，恐吓
和残酷对待
和残酷对待
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at every turn.
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那些平民。
05:16
How cheap?
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有多便宜？
05:18
Well, in some parts of the world,
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世界上的某些地区
05:19
you can buy an AK-47
for as little as 10 dollars.
for as little as 10 dollars.
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10美元就可以买下一把
AK-47。
AK-47。
05:24
In many places in which I have worked,
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在我工作过的很多地方，
05:27
it is easier to get access
to an automatic rifle
to an automatic rifle
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得到一把自动步枪
05:32
than it is to get access
to clean drinking water.
to clean drinking water.
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比得到干净的直饮水要容易得多。
05:37
And so now the important part:
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接下来重要的是：
05:39
Can anything be done about this?
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我们可以改变这个现状么？
05:43
To answer that question,
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为了回答这个问题
05:45
let's take a look
at this map of the world.
at this map of the world.
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我们看一下世界地图。
05:48
And now, let's add in all of the countries
that are currently at war,
that are currently at war,
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我们先看一下所有
正在战火中的国家
正在战火中的国家
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and the number of people
who have either died
who have either died
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和在灾难中死亡
05:55
or have been displaced
as a result of that violence.
as a result of that violence.
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或者无家可归的人的数字。
05:58
It is a staggering number --
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这是一个让人震惊的数字
05:59
more than 40 million people.
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超过四千万人。
06:02
But you will also notice
something else about this map.
something else about this map.
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在这张地图上
还可以注意到一个事实
还可以注意到一个事实
06:05
You will notice
that most of those countries
that most of those countries
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你会发现
绝大多数这些国家
绝大多数这些国家
06:07
are in the Global South.
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都在全球的南方。
06:09
Now, let's look at the countries
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接下来请看
06:11
that are the world's top 20 exporters
of small arms in the world.
of small arms in the world.
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世界上前20轻武器输出国。
06:17
And what do we notice?
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我们发现了什么？
06:19
Well, you see them in green.
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他们被涂了绿色。
06:20
You will notice that those are mostly
countries in the Global North,
countries in the Global North,
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我们发现绝大多数的国家
都在全球的北方
都在全球的北方
06:24
primarily Western countries.
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主要是西方国家。
06:26
What does this tell us?
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这说明了什么？
06:27
This tells us that most of the people
who are dying in war
who are dying in war
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这说明那些饱受战争折磨的人
06:31
are living in poor countries,
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都是贫困国家的人，
06:33
and yet most of the people
who are profiting from war
who are profiting from war
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而那些在战争中获利的人
06:36
are living in rich countries --
people like you and me.
people like you and me.
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都是发达国家的人
就像你我这样的人。
就像你我这样的人。
06:41
And then what if we go
beyond small arms for a second.
beyond small arms for a second.
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如果我们先把
轻武器的话题放在一边
轻武器的话题放在一边
06:44
What if we look at all weapons
in circulation in the world?
in circulation in the world?
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我们看一下世界上
所有武器的流通情况。
所有武器的流通情况。
06:47
Who does the biggest business?
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谁是最大的贸易国？
06:49
Well, roughly 80 percent of those weapons
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大约80%的武器市场
06:52
come from none other
than the five permanent members
than the five permanent members
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不是由别人控制
06:55
of the United Nations Security Council,
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正是联合国安理会的五个国家
06:57
plus Germany.
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加上德国所控制。
06:59
It's shocking, isn't it?
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令人震惊，是吧？
07:01
Now, some of you might be saying
at this moment in time,
at this moment in time,
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也许有些人这时候会说
07:04
"Oh yeah, but OK,
hang on a second there ... Nutt."
hang on a second there ... Nutt."
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“是的，不过等一下...纳特”
07:07
(Laughter)
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（笑声）
07:10
Grade school was spectacular for me.
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小学的那段时光很神奇
07:12
It was, really, a wonderful experience.
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真的是一段美妙的经历。
07:14
(Laughter)
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（笑声）
07:17
But you might be saying to yourselves,
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也许你们会这样说
07:19
You know, all of these weapons
in war zones -- they're not a cause,
in war zones -- they're not a cause,
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这些战区的武器泛滥
并不是战争的起因
并不是战争的起因
07:22
but an effect of the violence
that plagues them
that plagues them
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而是在战争与暴力
夜以继日的折磨下
夜以继日的折磨下
07:25
each and every single day.
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产生的结果。
07:26
You know, places like Iraq
and Afghanistan,
and Afghanistan,
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像伊拉克和阿富汗这样的地区
07:28
where they need these weapons
to be able to maintain law and order,
to be able to maintain law and order,
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他们需要武器去维持法律和秩序
07:32
promote peace and security,
to combat terror groups --
to combat terror groups --
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去维护和平和治安
去打击恐怖组织
去打击恐怖组织
07:35
surely this is a good thing.
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这当然是好的。
07:38
Let's take a look at that assumption
for just one moment,
for just one moment,
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我们来仔细思考一下这个说法
07:41
because you see there has been
a boom in the small-arms trade
a boom in the small-arms trade
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因为自从反恐战争开始之后
你可以看到轻武器的交易
你可以看到轻武器的交易
07:45
since the start of the War on Terror.
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呈井喷上升的趋势。
07:47
In fact, it is a business
that has grown threefold
that has grown threefold
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实际上在过去的15年里总交易量
07:50
over the past 15 years.
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已经翻了三倍。
07:52
And now let's compare that
to the number of people
to the number of people
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现在我们比对一下同样时间内
07:56
who have directly died
in armed conflict around the world
in armed conflict around the world
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世界各地直接死于武装袭击的
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in that same period.
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人口数量。
08:01
What do you notice?
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各位发现了什么？
08:03
Well, you notice that, in fact,
that also goes up
that also goes up
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我们可以看到人口数也
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roughly three- to fourfold.
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翻了三到四番。
08:07
They basically go up
and end at the same point.
and end at the same point.
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两个曲线走势基本相同。
08:11
Now, we can have a circular argument here
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据此我们可以对死亡上升
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about whether this increase
in fatalities is a response
in fatalities is a response
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是轻武器造成的结果还是另有原因
08:18
to the increase of small arms,
or the other way around.
or the other way around.
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进行一个循环论证。
08:22
But here's what we should
really take away from this.
really take away from this.
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但是有一件事我们要仔细考虑
08:24
What we should take away from this
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武器贩卖与地区安全的关系
08:26
is that this is a relationship
worth scrutinizing,
worth scrutinizing,
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我们值得仔细考虑。
08:31
especially when you consider
that small arms that were shipped to Iraq
that small arms that were shipped to Iraq
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因为当我们发现
这些本来运输到伊拉克为了
这些本来运输到伊拉克为了
08:36
for use by the Iraqi Army,
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给伊拉克政府军装备的轻武器
08:38
or to Syria for so-called
moderate opposition fighters,
moderate opposition fighters,
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和运输到叙利亚
是为了镇压反对派的轻武器
是为了镇压反对派的轻武器
08:41
that those arms, many of them,
are now in the hands of ISIS;
are now in the hands of ISIS;
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最后都落入了ISIS手中。
08:46
or when you consider that arms
that were shipped to Libya
that were shipped to Libya
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因为我们发现
这些本来运输到利比亚的轻武器
这些本来运输到利比亚的轻武器
08:48
are now actively drifting
across the Sahel,
across the Sahel,
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最后通过撒哈拉沙漠
08:51
and ending up with groups
like Boko Haram and al Qaeda
like Boko Haram and al Qaeda
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辗转到了
博科圣地和基地组织
博科圣地和基地组织
08:56
and other militant groups.
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等其他武装组织的手里。
08:59
And therein lies the problem.
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这就是问题所在。
09:02
Because, you see,
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可以看到
09:03
small arms anywhere
are a menace everywhere,
are a menace everywhere,
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轻武器的泛滥
导致了遍地的灾难
导致了遍地的灾难
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because their first stop
is rarely their last.
is rarely their last.
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武器泛滥
覆水难收。
覆水难收。
09:14
Spending on war per person per year
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现在每年每人在战争上的开支
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now amounts to about 249 dollars --
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大概是249美元
09:21
249 dollars per person,
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每人249美元。
09:23
which is roughly 12 times
what we spend on foreign aid,
what we spend on foreign aid,
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这是每年用在地球南方的儿童教育
09:28
money that is used to educate
and vaccinate children
and vaccinate children
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疫苗免疫和对抗营养不良
09:32
and combat malnutrition
in the Global South.
in the Global South.
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的海外援助的十二倍。
09:35
But we can shift that balance.
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但是我们可以改变这个平衡。
09:39
How do we do this?
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怎么去做呢？
09:40
Well, it is essentially a problem
of both supply and demand,
of both supply and demand,
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这本质上是一个供求关系问题
09:43
so we can tackle it from both sides.
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所以我们可以从两方面解决。
09:45
On the supply side,
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在供应方面，
09:47
we can push our governments
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我们可以敦促我们政府
09:50
to adopt international arms
transparency mechanisms
transparency mechanisms
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去采取国际武器透明机制。
09:53
like the Arms Trade Treaty,
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比如接受武器贸易公约。
09:55
which makes it so that rich countries
have to be more accountable
have to be more accountable
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这样可以让发达国家对于
09:59
for where their arms are going
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武器的去向和用途
10:01
and what their arms might be used for.
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承担更多的责任。
10:03
Here in the United States,
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比如美国
10:04
the largest arms-exporting country
in the world by far,
in the world by far,
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这个世界最大的武器出口国，
10:09
President Obama has rightly signed
the Arms Trade Treaty,
the Arms Trade Treaty,
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奥巴马总统已经签署了
武器贸易公约，
武器贸易公约，
10:13
but none of it takes effect,
it isn't binding,
it isn't binding,
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但是它只有得到
10:16
until it is approved
and ratified by the Senate.
and ratified by the Senate.
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美国的参议院批准
才有法律约束力。
才有法律约束力。
10:20
This is where we need
to make our voices heard.
to make our voices heard.
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这正需要我们的奋力疾呼。
10:23
You know, the curbing of small arms --
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组织轻武器泛滥
10:27
it's not going to solve
the problem of war.
the problem of war.
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不会解决战争问题。
10:30
Increased control mechanisms
won't solve that problem.
won't solve that problem.
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对于武器的管制
也不会解决战争问题。
也不会解决战争问题。
10:33
But it's an important step
in the right direction.
in the right direction.
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但是这是朝
正确方向上的重要一步。
正确方向上的重要一步。
10:36
And it's up to all of us
who live in those rich countries
who live in those rich countries
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而且这正是身处发达国家的我们
10:39
to make change here.
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需要做出的改变。
10:41
What about on the demand side?
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那么需求方面呢？
10:45
You know, there are generations
around the world
around the world
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世界上有大量的人
10:48
who are being lost to war.
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正站在死于战争的边缘。
10:51
It is possible to disrupt
that cycle of violence
that cycle of violence
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我们可以通过
对于教育投资、加强法治
对于教育投资、加强法治
10:54
with investments in education,
in strengthening the rule of law
in strengthening the rule of law
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促进经济发展和保护妇女权益
10:58
and in economic development,
especially for women.
especially for women.
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来打破这个暴力的循环。
11:00
I have personally seen
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我已经亲眼所见
11:02
just how incredibly powerful
those kinds of efforts can be
those kinds of efforts can be
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在这个世界上这些方法
11:05
around the world.
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有多么不可思议的力量。
11:07
But here's the thing:
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但是有一点：
11:08
they take time,
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这需要时间。
11:10
which means for you as individuals,
if you want to give,
if you want to give,
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这意味着如果作为个人
如果你想要给予
如果你想要给予
11:14
please, by all means do it.
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请务必慷慨解囊。
11:16
But know that how you give
is just as important
is just as important
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但请注意如何给予和
11:19
as how much you give.
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给予多少一样重要。
11:22
Regular contributions
like monthly contributions
like monthly contributions
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固定捐款
比如每月的捐款
比如每月的捐款
11:24
are a far more effective way of giving,
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是更加有效的捐助方式
11:27
because they allow
humanitarian organizations
humanitarian organizations
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因为人权组织可以
11:30
to properly plan and be invested
over the long term,
over the long term,
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从长远角度合理规划这笔资金。
11:35
and to be present in the lives of families
who have been affected by war,
who have been affected by war,
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这笔资金会用在饱受战争影响的家庭
11:40
wars that many of us, frankly,
all too quickly forget.
all too quickly forget.
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虽然可能这些战争已经被我们遗忘。
11:45
When I first got on that plane
for Somalia as a young doctor,
for Somalia as a young doctor,
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当我第一次 作为一位年轻医生
坐上去往索马里的飞机时
坐上去往索马里的飞机时
11:52
I had no idea what it meant
to live with war.
to live with war.
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我不知道战火中生存意味着什么。
11:57
But I can tell you that I know
what it means now.
what it means now.
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但是我现在可以和各位分享。
12:00
And I know what it means
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在战火中生存就是
12:03
to lie in bed in the pitch-black night
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在漆黑的夜里躺在床上
12:08
and listen to that haunting
"pop-pop-pop-pop-pop!"
"pop-pop-pop-pop-pop!"
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听着萦绕耳边的
“蹦蹦蹦蹦蹦”的
“蹦蹦蹦蹦蹦”的
12:13
of automatic gunfire,
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机枪声，
12:16
and wonder with absolute dread
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不知道死亡
12:19
how many minutes I have left
until it will be right on top of me.
until it will be right on top of me.
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什么时候会降临到我的头上。
12:23
I can tell you that it is a terrifying
and agonizing fear,
and agonizing fear,
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这种可怕的而痛苦的恐惧感
12:28
one that millions of people
around the world are forced to confront
around the world are forced to confront
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是世界上成千上万的人
12:32
each and every single day,
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尤其是儿童
12:35
especially children.
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每天都必须面对的。
12:37
Over the years of doing this work,
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做这份工作多年以来
12:40
unfortunately, war has killed
far too many people close to me.
far too many people close to me.
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很遗憾，战争
结束了我很多朋友的生命。
结束了我很多朋友的生命。
12:46
And on at least a couple of occasions,
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有很多次
12:49
war has very nearly killed me as well.
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甚至差点结束了我的生命。
12:53
But I firmly believe,
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但我仍然坚信，
12:58
which is why I get up and do
what I do every single day,
what I do every single day,
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我们可以做出改变
13:01
that we can make different choices here.
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这也是我
每天坚持在那里的原因。
每天坚持在那里的原因。
13:05
Because you see, war is ours,
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如你所见，
13:08
as human beings.
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战争是人类的产物。
13:09
We buy it, sell it, spread it and wage it.
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我们发动战争，传播战争
我们通过战争购买和售卖。
我们通过战争购买和售卖。
13:13
We are therefore
not powerless to solve it.
not powerless to solve it.
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因此我们责无旁贷去解决它。
13:18
On the contrary,
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并且
13:20
we are the only ones who can.
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也只有我们可以解决它。
13:23
Thank you very much, and I want
to wish you the greatest success.
to wish you the greatest success.
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非常感谢 祝各位成功。
13:26
(Applause)
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Samantha Nutt - Doctor, writer and humanitarianSamantha Nutt envisions a world where no child knows war.
Why you should listen
Samantha Nutt is a leading authority on the civilian impact of war and a bestselling author. A medical doctor and the founder of the international humanitarian organizations War Child USA and War Child Canada, Dr. Nutt has worked with children and their families at the frontline of many of the world's major crises -- from Iraq to Afghanistan, Somalia to the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sierra Leone to Darfur, Sudan. With a career that has spanned more than two decades and dozens of conflict zones, her international work has benefited millions of war-affected children globally.
Dr. Nutt writes and speaks about war, international aid and foreign policy. Her work has been published by a variety of print and online media, including the Globe and Mail, Huffington Post, Reuters, Maclean's Magazine and many others. She regularly appears on news shows discussing foreign affairs and is a panelist on CBC's flagship news program, The National. Dr. Nutt's critically-acclaimed book, Damned Nations: Greed, Guns, Armies and Aid, was a bestseller.
Dr. Nutt is a recipient of the Order of Canada, Canada's highest civilian honour, and has been recognized as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. She is a staff physician at Women's College Hospital in Toronto and an assistant professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto. She holds a degree in medicine from McMaster University and post graduate degrees from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (University of London) and the University of Toronto. Dr. Nutt is also a member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, as well as the Canadian College of Family Practice.
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