LATEST Korean Lovers in Baghdad A young Iraqi woman's obsession with all things Korean inspires her dream of moving to South Korea. 15 Nov 2018 21:23 GMT | Iraq, Women's Rights, South Korea, Middle East, Arts & Culture
Ashes to Ashes: US Lynchings and a Story of Survival Winfred Rembert, a survivor of a lynching attempt, befriends fellow artist on a mission to memorialise forgotten names. United States, Racism, Human Rights, History, Art
Old South: Battling Legacies of Racism and Segregation in the US Divides in the historically segregated city of Athens, Georgia deepen when a Confederate-flag-flying fraternity arrives. Racism, United States, History, Colonialism
War, Lies and Hashtags: Pakistan's Twitter Battles Pakistan's most notorious digital commander leads his cyber-army to the front line of a propaganda war. Pakistan, Social media, Twitter, Troll, Propaganda
Sierra Leone: The Husband School Trying to tackle sexual violence in Sierra Leone, one man teaches men how to be better husbands. Women's Rights, Sierra Leone, Education, Rape, Africa
Silent War: How Rape Became a Weapon in Syria Syrian women share personal testimonies of rape by regime soldiers. Syria's War, Rape, Women's Rights, Human Rights, Humanitarian crises
The Feeling of Being Watched: Surveillance in a US-Arab Community A filmmaker discovers one of the largest pre-9/11 FBI surveillance operations and reveals its impacts on her community. Privacy & Surveillance, United States, Islamophobia, FBI, US & Canada
Leaving Venezuela: Building a Life Across the Border Venezuela's economic crisis pushes two families with expectant mothers to cross the border into Colombia to give birth. Venezuela, Health, Women, Refugee Crisis, Latin America
Exit: Leaving Extremism Behind A Norwegian filmmaker, struggling to reconcile with her past, sets out to find others who have escaped extremist groups. The Far Right, Racism, Europe, Germany, France
A Time to Swim: A Story of Resistance in the Forests of Borneo An exiled indigenous activist returns to his childhood village in Malaysia, where he faces a race to save his culture. Indigenous rights, Malaysia, Environment, Arts & Culture, Poverty & Development
101 East China: Caging the Ocean's Wild We investigate the devastating cost of China's expanding ocean theme parks on the world's largest marine mammals.
Al Jazeera Correspondent Fascism in the Family A personal look at Mussolini's regime and how Italy may now be embracing fascist ideologies most believed gone forever.
Radicalised Youth Thou Shalt Not Kill: Israel's Hilltop Youth Meet the hardline group willing to do anything, including going against their government, to claim land for Israel.
Telling the stories of Somalia's lost warriors From refugee to storyteller, a Danish Somali filmmaker challenges stereotypes about young Somalis - one film at a time. Refugees , Immigration , Armed groups , Al-Shabab , Somalia
A filmmaker's six-year journey filming with Asia's 'comfort women' Equipped with a camera, Tiffany Hsiung dives into a dark chapter of Asian history to understand the painful legacy of sexual crimes against women. Sexual assault , Human Rights , Asia , Japan , China
Q&A: The reality of free education for all in Ghana Two NGO workers explain why, despite free tuition, some Ghanaian children still struggle to get an education. Education , Ghana , Child rights , Human Rights , Africa
A history of violence: Growing up in CAR A child born from rape and a young gunshot victim grow up amid CAR's cycle of violence. Humanitarian crises , Africa , Central African Republic
People & PowerChile: Pinochet's LegacyCan Chile transcend General Augusto Pinochet's economic and political legacy by forging a new constitution?Chile, Business & Economy, Poverty
101 EastSelling Out West PapuaIn West Papua, Indonesia, we investigate allegations of fraud and human rights abuses in billion-dollar land deals.Human Rights, Indigenous rights, Indonesia
WitnessSt Louis SupermanA battle rapper, activist and Missouri state representative fights to pass a critical bill for his community.United States, Racism, Human Rights
101 EastVietnam's Cooking School of HopeWe visit a cooking school in Vietnam that offers disadvantaged teenagers a pathway out of poverty.Vietnam, Education, Child rights