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Between 7 and 9 million anti-personnel mines remain buried in Cambodia, adding ten new victims each day to the list of those affected by the conflict.
A network of 5,000 kilometers of canals irrigates the rice fields in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, where 70% of the population relies on rice farming for their livelihood.
Mia Sletus, the only woman among the male miners, has worked in coal mine number seven in Svalbard since 2020, but the mine is set to close next year.
In 1920, Boy Scouts and veterans honored fallen soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery, featuring speeches by Secretary of War Baker and General Miles.
Women across the Pacific, including voices from Hawaii, Guam, and Seoul, share their personal stories through action, adventure, and contemplation.
Bollywood produces more than 1,000 films a year, yet many actors report feeling violated while filming intimate scenes.
On December 14, 2012, activists including Harry Belafonte and Michael Moore gathered at the Beacon Theatre in NYC to advocate for Leonard Peltier's release.
Chris, a 34-year-old in need of a pancreas transplant, confronts Humana after they deny his request, leading to a funeral staged at their headquarters.
A mother checks her daughter's blood sugar every 15 minutes during critical times, reflecting the daily struggles of managing Type I diabetes.
Every year, Yairan Montejo must renew his German residence permit, a process that often leads to frustration and uncertainty about his future.
Mike Rowe climbs a 48-foot ladder to clean a water tower in Magee, Mississippi, using a power washer to remove grime from its interior.
180 pounds is the weight of a single rebar bar that iron workers must carry while constructing the Pinellas Bridge in Florida.
Korczak Ziolkowski's Crazy Horse Monument, commissioned in 1939, will be the largest stone monument in the world when completed.
A silicone mold for an intestine is filled and baked for four hours at 200°C in a production shop that creates realistic organs for cut suits.
Mike Rowe tackles the demanding task of pile jacketing in the Florida Panhandle, facing extreme weather and physical challenges along the way.
Mike Rowe assists in installing rebar on a roof for Dirty Jobs on Discovery.
Twenty-six feral cats arrive at a Texas facility for spaying and neutering, as Mike Rowe assists a team dedicated to managing their population.
Mike Rowe tackles the demanding task of crafting iguana chum, highlighting the dedication of workers in essential yet overlooked jobs in Dirty Jobs.
Mina La Voilée, a rapper from Parcelles, Dakar, addresses women's rights through her music.
Ten women compete for a special assignment in Belgium, with military etiquette and grooming standards playing a crucial role in the selection process.
Millions of dollars in damage occurred in Nome, Alaska, after a storm and fire destroyed homes and businesses, leaving residents in crisis.
In 1927, floodwaters devastated regions of Illinois and Louisiana, prompting responses from government officials like Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover and the Red Cross.
Performing monkeys trained to beg highlight exploitation in Jakarta's streets amid poverty.
Monmouth County residents share their personal experiences and reflections on the impact of the September 11 attacks and their lasting aftermath.
Monsieur Pug, a dog with high cholesterol and heartburn, enjoys pie with ice cream while worrying about being watched by the network.
Moonshiners share insights into their lives and the challenges of maintaining the tradition of crafting moonshine in Appalachia, with a preview of Season 12.
M’Barek, a camel driver in Merzouga, embodies the resilience of Morocco’s desert cultures, preserving ancestral traditions amid shifting sands and forgotten routes.
Ten immigrants from Kyrgyzstan share their experiences living in Moscow's Little Kyrgyzstan.
Brazil grapples with historic outbreaks of mosquito-borne illnesses amid a backdrop of political and financial turmoil.
In the woods of Appalachia, innovative moonshiners create unique flavors like wedding cake and watermelon shine, challenging traditional recipes and legal boundaries.
A single mother transforms her barren field into six self-watered garden beds, ensuring a sustainable food source for her family.
Carlos spends six hours diving at Nugget Creek, uncovering multiple gold nuggets and racing against winter to maximize his haul.
8.4 ounces of gold are mined in one week by Fred Lewis, surpassing his entire first season's total and reigniting his gold mining ambitions.
Hilaire of the Ateu tribe skillfully rounds up wild cattle in New Caledonia's mountains.
Alka Baumann has cared for 84 babies in Germany as a foster mother, providing temporary homes for children removed from their birth families.
Mount Athos, a monastic republic in Greece, enforces a thousand-year-old ban on women, raising questions about gender equality and EU funding.
Lawyer Chris Sharpe faces threats from squatters while preparing for an upcoming court hearing.
Mozambique faces significant challenges in achieving peace and stability due to a jihadist insurgency in Cabo Delgado, despite its rich natural resources and coastal advantages.
Up to 200 people illegally enter the world's largest ruby mine in northern Mozambique each day, seeking a share of the region's mineral wealth.
Sam aims for a Guinness World record with his 3,500 unique Mr Men collectibles.
Bruno Bronn, owner of the Bronx nightclub, is found strangled in his home, sparking speculation about a hidden treasure within the property.
Atilano Román Tirado, a leader of displaced families opposing the Picachos dam in northwestern Mexico, was assassinated on-air while hosting his radio show.
In Merrillville, Indiana, and Manchester, England, violent acts driven by jealousy and complex relationships lead to tragic consequences.
A gay Pakistani asylum seeker, Ali, fled hostility in his home country and began his drag career just two months before performing in West London.
Sophie Eyers shares her experience of domestic abuse at the hands of Samuel James, who was sentenced to 34 months in prison for multiple assaults in July 2019.
A former Guantánamo Bay detainee spent 14 years in captivity, reflecting on his release and the bond formed with a guard who treated him with respect.
A bi-national family living near the border of Calais, Maine, and Saint John, New Brunswick, illustrates the close relationship between the United States and Canada.
A 10% tithe of income is required from members of a church that manipulates its followers, controlling their relationships and personal choices.
