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Dying professions in India, such as calligraphy and tuk-tuk driving, are explored through personal stories from Delhi, Varanasi, and Kolkata, highlighting cultural significance.
Miriam and her children face the dangers of traveling on 'La Bestia', a freight train, as they flee violence in Honduras for a better life in the US.
Catherine Simon Arona, a law student and aspiring photojournalist, shares her experiences at an orphanage in South Sudan, highlighting the resilience of its children.
A cow's waste causes tension between Polish farmer Mrs. Cherwak and her German neighbor Mrs. Meuser in rural Saskatchewan.
Ballyhaunis, a small market town in Ireland with a population of about 3,000, has become home to residents from at least 14 different nationalities.
The year 1919 marked a pivotal transition into mass communication, driven by advancements in aviation, automobile production, and broadcast media.
Consumer rights are increasingly compromised as devices and software become less accessible, with insights from Right to Repair advocate Louis Rossmann.
Plastic, once hailed as a miracle material, transformed modern life but has now become a symbol of environmental crisis due to its lasting impact on the planet.
Good appearance, social graces, and personal development are emphasized as key factors for career advancement and social acceptance in military settings.
At 82, retired actress Helena Norowicz becomes a fashion model in Poland, challenging age-related stereotypes in beauty and self-expression.
A police dog charges at an armed man threatening a family home, showcasing the bravery of animals in life-threatening situations.
A police dog successfully tracks down an armed suspect while also showcasing the life-changing bond between a young boy with autism and his K9 companion.
A police dog successfully tracks down a group of teenagers who stole an RV from an elderly couple in a theft incident.
Five percent of residents in a precinct reported issues with law enforcement, while the remaining ninety-five percent maintained a cooperative relationship.
Christine shares her experiences in relationships with Pascal, Vach, and Elliott, discussing love and jealousy.
Women in Portugal challenge bullfighting traditions as Bull Breakers fight for acceptance.
In 2019, 110,000 young people in the UK faced homelessness, prompting Charity End Youth Homelessness to support young women in overcoming this crisis.
A 20-foot shipping container at Fortitude Ranch stores months of food supplies for families preparing for potential societal collapse.
Press freedoms are increasingly under threat worldwide, as highlighted by the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights and various global case studies.
Faust, a New York graffiti artist, sends a message of hope to Stoke-on-Trent with the word 'prevail' during his first solo show outside the U.S.
Peru's Indigenous peoples, facing societal pressures, maintain their cultural identity through traditional garments while grappling with the impacts of Western influence.
In Thailand, prisoners engage in physical fights as a means to earn reductions in their sentences, highlighting a unique approach to rehabilitation.
In Japan, the treatment of foreign prisoners raises questions about the country's strict justice system, which is linked to its remarkably low crime rate.
Online pro-anorexia communities are thriving, as illustrated by 'Mouse', a young woman whose eating disorder was exacerbated by social media and an abusive relationship.
Three flat tires delay a group traveling through the Congo to observe wild bonobos, a species known for their unique social behaviors and matriarchal structure.
Bullying's long-term psychological effects are examined through personal stories and expert insights, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by victims.
Girls as young as 8 recount their struggles with puberty, expressing feelings of fear and confusion about their changing bodies and experiences.
90% of Puerto Rico's population lost electricity after Hurricane Maria, leaving many residents in Salinas struggling to rebuild their lives.
Every 10 seconds, a person with Pure O experiences an intrusive thought, often filled with violent or distressing imagery.
Ten minutes of personal stories reveal the challenges faced by transgender skateboarders in a sport dominated by male voices and homophobic comments.
Two guides, Mr. Kim and Mr. Lee, accompany travelers on a tightly controlled itinerary through Pyongyang, revealing a curated image of life in the capital.
Baloch gained fame for her provocative videos, challenging conservative norms in Pakistan, before her murder in 2016 at the age of 26.
Qatar's hosting of the 2022 FIFA World Cup raises significant issues regarding labor rights, environmental concerns, and the nation's cultural and political landscape.
300,000 Peruvians were sterilised without consent during a government program in the 1990s, leaving many still seeking justice today.
Esperanza y Teodula piden justicia por la esterilización forzada en Perú a través de El Proyecto Quipu.
2600 meters above sea level, gravity racing in Medellin, Colombia, challenges participants to navigate steep roads without brakes.
Killer Beaz races against the clock to produce 250 quarts of moonshine mash in 24 hours for an order from Willie Nelson's granddaughter.
German athletes and artists from migrant backgrounds confront rising far-right sentiments in Europe as they prepare for the Paris Olympics.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, faces unrest as Black Lives Matter protests meet armed militias like American Wolf.
Sand River Community Farm in upstate New York exemplifies a gift economy, where food is freely shared, challenging traditional consumerist practices.
The Canelo Project highlights the traditional pueblo world and its connection to the earth.
Gray's parents reflect on their experiences raising their child in a gender-neutral environment, challenging traditional gender expectations and societal norms.
Lines of frustrated customers stretch out the door as the computer system at American Jewelry fails for two hours, forcing Ashley to ask her brother for help.
Seventeen-year-old Layla and fifteen-year-old Whitney visit a female prison wing housing 200 women, confronting the stark realities of incarceration.
Coco and Jakari are lifelike dolls that provide emotional comfort and support for their caregiver.
A young boy confronts his fears and navigates grief after losing a loved one by taking on the Black Slide at a water park in Uri Lotan's short film.
Layla, a survivor of domestic abuse, recounts how her partner's manipulation left her feeling unlovable and isolated from her community.
A young woman's suspicious bag contents raise alarms at customs, while a group of fishermen faces questioning in the South Pacific.
