Al Jazeera’s landmark documentary series that seek to engage, inform and inspire with a wide range of stories from around the world.
Insight into the harrowing experiences faced by Myanmar’s Rohingya at the hands of the military and Buddhist factions.
The growth of local African museums and the struggle for reparations in the context of the global art market.
There is growing pressure for the restitution of cultural items in newly independent African countries.
The story of the large-scale plunder of African art and artefacts under European colonialism.
The 2004 kidnap and torture of Khalid el-Masri exposed the CIA’s rendition programme and its effects still felt today.
Forty days of civic action that brought down a corrupt leader – we take a forensic look at Armenia’s 2018 revolution.
What can the experiences of tackling HIV in the global south teach us in this time of COVID-19?
Putin’s plan or NATO’s neglect – A look at the causes of Russia’s war on Ukraine and whether it could’ve been prevented.
Under bombardment by Russia, Ukrainians fighting, surviving and fleeing the invasion show defiance amid the despair.
Is water the new oil? We expose the financialisation of water.
The diplomatic and political power play by international forces on all sides during the ten-year war in Syria.
An intimate look at the children and widows of ISIL who languish in camps, ostracised by their own communities.
Two heroic women battle to hold manufacturers to account and end the use of highly toxic ‘Agent Orange’ today.
We follow the investigations into the 2020 Beirut port blast.
