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In 2005, MoniCa Singh was attacked in Lucknow, India, with acid for rejecting a marriage proposal, leading her to advocate for victims of gender-based violence through the Mahendra Singh Foundation.
Alaska's Gwich’in tribe faces potential threats to their sacred land and wildlife as oil exploration looms over their protected wilderness.
Used electronics from Europe are illegally dumped in Ghana, exposing children to toxic fumes as they scavenge for valuable materials in hazardous conditions.
Palestinians face extreme poverty and unemployment, with many questioning Arafat's leadership amid increasing oppression and isolation from their own land.
Américo Sebastião, a Portuguese entrepreneur, was kidnapped in Mozambique in 2016, and despite numerous abductions in the region, his case remains unresolved.
Eric Ellena shows how churches support the vulnerable in corrupt South Africa.
Stanislav Petrov, a Russian officer, played a crucial role in averting a potential nuclear war during a false alarm in 1983, as detailed in this documentary.
Phil Comeau investigates the Ordre de Jacques-Cartier, a secret society that influenced Canadian society for decades, through the lens of his father's involvement.
A global project featuring 2,000 women from 50 countries highlights their struggles and strengths regarding issues like motherhood, education, and financial independence.
Chinatown communities across North America, from New York to Vancouver, confront gentrification and anti-Asian racism while striving to preserve their cultural heritage.
Sam 'Skelly' McCrory, a former skinhead and notorious Ulster Defence Association member, now advocates for LGBTQ+ rights while living in exile in Scotland.
Mostar bridge, destroyed during the Bosnian war, is being rebuilt as a symbol of unity and hope for a reconciled Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Leading thinkers explore the complex interplay between individual agency and societal influences, challenging perceptions of freedom and personal identity.
On Arnie Schreder's birthday, the C-46 supply run faces challenges as Kelly aims to mend client relations, while rampie Jeremy competes with new hire Audrey.
Nine girls from diverse backgrounds confront arranged marriages and child slavery, using education to inspire change and challenge societal norms.
John Frederick "Chow" Hayes, known as Australia's first gangster, built a notorious reputation through extortion, violence, and ruthless executions in the criminal underworld.
119 million people in Europe live below the poverty line, highlighting the urgent need for effective policies to address the plight of deprived children and unemployed young adults.
Marc Dutroux, a Belgian criminal, became notorious in 1996 for his role in a case involving the abduction and abuse of young girls, exposing severe law enforcement failures.
Chinbayar, a young shaman in Mongolia, grapples with the conflict between his family's gold mining and the spiritual significance of the land.
In Kentucky, children as young as three learn to handle shotguns, reflecting a culture where firearms are seen as a rite of passage despite safety concerns.
Gordon Park, a controlling husband, murdered his wife Carol with an ice axe in 1976, concealing the crime for over two decades while deceiving their children.
Andrei Chikatilo, Richard Ramirez, Pedro Rodrigues Filho, and Anatoly Onoprienko represent some of history's most notorious serial killers, whose crimes instilled fear across nations.
Zack Lamb, a teenager with one of the most severe cases of Tourette’s Syndrome in America, faces escalating challenges as his family seeks radical treatments for his condition.
Indigenous groups like the Tarahumara in Mexico, the Woodabe in Niger, and the Suri in Ethiopia face existential threats to their cultures and lifestyles amid globalization.
Chernobyl's region, nearly two decades post-disaster, has transformed into a tourist hotspot, attracting thousands despite lingering radiation concerns.
A young woman requires reconstructive surgery after a dog attack, while NHS teams also treat patients recovering from strokes and serious infections across four British hospitals.
Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader, was detained in Moscow in 2017 after returning from Germany, amid growing international calls for his release.
Dino Dibra, raised in a tough working-class suburb of Melbourne, became a key figure in the city's underworld alongside his childhood friends.
In Halifax, Nova Scotia, the historic Waverly Inn is investigated for ghostly encounters linked to Oscar Wilde, who visited in the late 1800s.
Columbus, Mississippi, attracted $5 billion in investments over 12 years, marking a significant turnaround for the town's manufacturing sector.
Jared Fogle, known for his Subway diet that inspired millions, was later revealed to be a sexual predator facing charges of child pornography and pedophilia.
In the former German Democratic Republic, over 10,000 children were taken from their families and placed in state-run homes or adopted under communist ideology.
Ethiopian farmers face displacement and unfulfilled promises of social services as foreign investments transform their fertile land into industrial agriculture.
Dubious forensic techniques, including touch DNA and cadaver dogs, have led to the wrongful convictions of innocent individuals in various criminal cases.
Mark, a charismatic fashion photographer in New York City, conceals his harsh reality of homelessness beneath a glamorous facade.
A Manchester radio station is investigated for paranormal activity, followed by an exploration of a 10,000-year-old burial site near Congleton, England.
Tobacco, a vital crop for Malawi's economy, generates 70% of exports yet leaves farmers struggling as child labor rises and profits vanish.
17 community members vote to elect a citizens' board aimed at improving police-community relations in Washington, D.C., during the early 1970s.
Two former skinheads visit concentration camps in Israel to confront their past beliefs and seek redemption for their previous actions.
China's live-streaming industry captivates hundreds of millions daily, creating a unique online culture amid the absence of Western social media platforms.
In 1990, Yugoslavia's first free elections catalyzed the rise of nationalism, leading to civil war, mass expulsions, and atrocities in Croatia and Bosnia.
Barbara Turnbull, a Toronto newspaper writer, recounts her transformation from a typical teenager to a quadriplegic after being shot during a robbery in Mississauga.
In spring 1945, Allied forces, including Patton's US Third Army, encountered Nazi concentration camps like Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, revealing the Holocaust's grim reality.
Government deception, racial conflict, and nuclear fears characterized the United States' rise to superpower status in the post-World War II era.
Between 1931 and 1933, Adolf Hitler exploited Germany's legal system by purging political opponents and establishing specialized courts to dismantle individual rights.
Palaeontology and archaeology reveal crucial insights into human identity and future possibilities by mapping past changes in flora and fauna.
The end-of-year Matric dance at Vryburg High highlights ongoing racial divides in a community that has faced a tumultuous history since its inception.
Dragos, a Moldovan filmmaker, reveals a covert Soviet atomic experiment aimed at transforming local agriculture, linked to his grandmother's mysterious death.
