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In a climate of heated debate, Tracy Robinson's film presents diverse perspectives on abortion, featuring voices like Christina Bennett and Maurice Borders.
In the African Sahel, the Peul or Fulani, known as "the Men of oxen," are explored alongside the Hoti Indians of Venezuela, the Tsaatan nomads of Mongolia, Australian Aborigines, and the Khamba.
Tensions between white farmers and spiritual pilgrims in Lesotho highlight a complex conflict over land rights and religious practices in South Africa.
Inside Britain's busiest hospitals, medical teams address urgent cases, including a toddler's bowel blockage and a life-threatening human bite injury.
Healthcare workers in South Africa face unprecedented challenges as they navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, chronicled over 15 months in this documentary.
Acclaimed filmmaker James Keach explores the development of the first medication aimed at treating the underlying processes of Alzheimer’s disease.
A court case in New Jersey in 1840 involved white individuals disputing the costs of caring for an enslaved woman named Minna.
British conspiracy theorist Darren Nesbitt discusses his rejection of both globe and flat-disc models, attributing his beliefs to events like 9/11 and Covid policies.
Journalist Nadine Chalmers-Ross travels to India, where DNA testing confirms her family's terrifying myth about a brutal tiger encounter.
In El Salvador's San Francisco Gotera prison, 1,700 gang members endure overcrowded conditions while undergoing evangelical religious conditioning amidst ongoing gang violence.
Relief efforts in New Orleans have faced criticism for their incompetence and potential political motives, leaving many poorer residents homeless and without support.
In 1844, tens of thousands of Irish immigrants arrived in Philadelphia, sparking violent riots fueled by nativist sentiments against their presence.
After a plane crash in the Pacific Ocean, survivor Jason Morciglio resorted to cannibalism, consuming the flesh of a fellow passenger to stay alive.
Celebrity stalkers and their high-profile targets are analyzed through interviews, recreations, and police footage in this examination of Hollywood's dark side.
Bangladesh faces an existential threat from climate change, with projections indicating that by 2050, two-thirds of the nation could be submerged, displacing millions.
In Porto-Novo, Benin, Attake Square serves as a unifying space where diverse communities come together to play pétanque, fostering harmony among different ethnicities and religions.
Refugees navigating the perilous secondary movement face legal limbo and harsh conditions as they seek safety in Europe amid closing borders.
The rise of the ultra-rich, from 140 billionaires 25 years ago to over 1,200 today, highlights their influence on global wealth and societal change.
Sicily's historical context and socio-economic conditions in the 19th century laid the groundwork for the emergence of the Italian mafia as a powerful crime syndicate.
Opportunities for profit from death span various sectors, including the weapon industry, religious talismans, and psychotherapy services.
In 1999, MIT admitted to discriminating against women faculty, leading to a significant shift in discussions about gender equity in science.
The significant rise in the white South African population since apartheid has resulted in 1 in 4 living below the poverty line.
In New York City, Haitian Americans navigate the complexities of identity and language, highlighting the duality of their cultural experience.
Tourist scams in Mumbai, Paris, and London reveal a hidden world of deception, from taxi fraud to pick-pocketing and counterfeit art.
Robert F. Kennedy's potential presidency is examined through his evolution from a Cold War warrior to a proponent of peace and social justice.
Crack cocaine use in South Africa is growing faster than any other drug, with children as young as 10 smoking it.
A luxury cruise ship in the Mediterranean is left to sink by its captain, who prioritizes his own safety over the lives of 4,000 passengers.
Derrill de Heer and Dr Bob Hall work to locate nearly 4,000 missing Vietnamese troops from the Vietnam War, providing closure to their families.
Plus size models Elly Mayday, Kerosene Deluxe, and Laura Wells challenge societal beauty standards and the fashion industry's size-based segregation.
Private investigators in Britain tackle complex cases beyond police reach, employing innovative techniques to reveal hidden truths and provide client resolution.
India's national ice hockey team, based in the northern region, faces significant challenges as they prepare for the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang.
Muhammad, a 38-year-old Palestinian released from Guantánamo after 13 years, navigates life in Uruguay while coping with his traumatic past and seeking employment.
Corruption among Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) is examined, highlighting how they exploit British financial systems to launder wealth and evade accountability.
In Peru, the survival of indigenous customs and beliefs is explored through visits to Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, and Andean villages, highlighting their connection to the Sun God and Pacha Mama.
75 years ago, the FBI began arresting Buddhist priests, Japanese language school teachers, and community leaders as part of the mass incarceration of Japanese Americans.
Maxwell, a war-traumatized man, transforms into a dynamic leader as he founds a football club for amputees in Sierra Leone, showcasing resilience and spirit.
Father Kino's efforts in Arizona to protect Native American rights and his geographical discoveries prompt reflections on modern borders and immigration.
Terrorism in Canadian society is examined through personal stories and expert insights, highlighting its impact and the complexities surrounding the issue.
Colin Wallace emphasizes the necessity of aligning narratives with the emotions of the target audience in an unused interview segment.
Rebecca Fenton, convicted of murdering her husband Larry in Clearwater, Florida, maintains her innocence despite evidence suggesting financial motives behind the crime.
Kenny Saylors undertakes a 55-day water fast to combat his obesity, highlighting the broader societal implications of overeating and addiction to junk food.
Puerto Vallarta has a growing lesbian community that connects through events and social media, with members seeking to create more inclusive spaces.
The debate over reinstating the death penalty in South Africa intensifies as the main Opposition party argues it could reduce rising crime rates.
In the Karamoja region of northeastern Uganda, the Karamajong people face existential threats to their nomadic cattle herding lifestyle due to climate change and political neglect.
Joy's collection includes over 1,000 vintage toys, games, and dolls, filling her home and reflecting her lifelong passion for retro memorabilia.
In Sarnia, Ontario, the petrochemical industry creates a complex interplay between job dependency and health risks for workers and the surrounding community.
Brenda Parkerson's documentary explores the complexities of life in Northern Ireland through the lens of personal stories, including that of Shauna, Caroline's daughter.
London's Olympic preparations sparked a heated debate among residents, highlighting concerns over community neglect versus the promise of lasting athletic facilities.
