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Irmela Mensah-Schramm works hard against right-wing extremism by cleaning public spaces.
Sderot, a town near the Gaza Strip, faces significant social deprivation while showing strong support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial reforms.
A father prays for his son, Marwan, as they wait on a cold beach among other refugees, fearing the vast and indifferent sea.
A helicopter crew rescues sailors from a wrecked barge during a severe storm.
Twenty years after the Bosnian War, Damir Mitric returns to his homeland to search for the remains of his cousins, lost during the conflict.
In September 2007, the Indian residential school settlement agreement was implemented, marking the largest settlement in Canadian history.
A secret police investigation spanning Britain, Brazil, and Europe targets a human trafficking gang exploiting women for sex, raising critical law enforcement challenges.
Zain Younus, a 13-year-old Pakistani refugee in New York City, embraces his new life by performing Michael Jackson's dance moves at a school talent show.
One fatality and multiple injuries occurred when a vehicle plowed into a crowd during the violent clashes at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville.
Dolores Huerta reflects on her pivotal role in co-founding the United Farm Workers and her lifelong activism for labor and civil rights.
Katrin Dinges, blind and almost deaf, seeks independence through education and sports.
Ferme Factory, a reality television show in Senegal, features 20 contestants managing farms for a chance to win land, promoting local opportunities for youth.
Twelve children live in a home in Saint-Henri, where six attend school and six work, as their mother manages the household while their father is unemployed.
Over a thousand refugees in Belgrade face sub-zero temperatures while living in abandoned warehouses, struggling for basic shelter and support.
Serbia's high firearm ownership rate of 39% has sparked mass protests in Belgrade, prompting President Aleksandar Vucic to initiate a nationwide disarmament campaign.
Serbia faces significant environmental challenges, including severe air pollution in Belgrade, as it navigates its path toward European Union membership.
Mitch's only 700 excavator suffers a radiator failure, complicating the efforts of gold miners striving for success amid a challenging economy.
Ashley makes Seth feel the heat as he tries to prove himself in the pawn shop.
In the West Bank, Palestinian filmmaker Medan Darer explores the lives of Palestinians affected by Israeli settlements and the challenges faced by refugees.
Comedian Grace Campbell explores the world of sex parties in the UK, seeking love and connection while navigating her family's reactions, including her father Alastair Campbell.
A sex worker debates a Sexual Exploitation Policy officer on the safety of sex work.
Women in Ivory Coast's Ubi form secret societies that influence sex rituals in their villages.
One in ten adults in the Seychelles is addicted to heroin, making it the world's most heroin-dependent nation.
Mary, a young Afghan woman in Kabul, fights for women's rights through journalism.
Fifteen years ago, there were no schools or health facilities in the Khumjung region, a stark contrast to the changes brought by Sir Edmund Hillary's efforts.
In 1932, Japanese forces bombed and occupied Shanghai, leading to widespread destruction, civilian displacement, and military confrontations with British and American troops.
A viral video in Philadelphia shows a shapeshifting cloud, sparking alien theories.
A woman survives a shark attack, losing her right buttock and severed tendons in her fingers.
Parker Schnabel faces sharks while panning for submerged gold in dangerous waters.
David has had a pacemaker for seven years, and his absence during a paper run leaves his wife Marjorie feeling anxious about his safety.
93-year-old Angela is brought to a trauma center after several days of blood loss and disorientation, prompting urgent medical evaluation by her daughter Elizabeth.
Margaret's letting agent owes her over 20,000 pounds, but his company goes bust before she can reclaim her money.
Two survivalists trek five miles through South Africa's heat, facing a language barrier as they search for water and shelter in a challenging environment.
Akiko Takakura, a survivor of the 1945 Hiroshima atomic bombing, shares her poignant experiences and illustrations that reflect both horror and moments of unexpected affection.
Half a dozen dead rats fall from a box as Rachel Jacobson reclaims her cottage after four years of legal battles with her former tenant.
Anjem Choudary's conversion to Islam and the implications of his beliefs are explored through the lens of his step-brother's relationship with him.
Forty people are found living in a two-bedroom house in London, raising concerns about severe overcrowding and housing violations.
Jack Singer, a successful architect, struggles with his possessiveness in relationships after meeting Wendy at an art opening, leading to complex emotional challenges.
Sara Raynard, an employee at Grandview Medical Center, experiences paranormal events while navigating her social life and unusual party guests.
Deborah Hodges and her daughter Jessica move into Ed's house after forming a bond through shared grief, only to encounter unsettling events linked to Ed's deceased family.
Dr. Tim Goodman experiences premonitions of patients dying during surgery, prompting him to confront the implications of his visions in a medical setting.
Anne Coates, the sole survivor of a tragic plane crash, confronts her past and survivor's guilt as she attempts to complete the journey she never finished.
In 2003, about 270 children lived in a Romanian institution where many were tied to their beds for days and received little care or attention.
Three unexplained deaths, including one caused by a falling poodle, are examined alongside an eerie island in Mexico filled with mutilated dolls.
Haj Ali recounts his torture at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq during November 2005.
Nate, a trans rapper, stages their first music video since transitioning, highlighting the challenges and triumphs faced by trans individuals in the UK music industry.
In the UK, Dan O’Neill investigates the growing trend of keeping primates as pets, highlighting the experiences of pet owners and the challenges faced by Wild Futures, a primate rescue centre.
Founded in 1945, the United Nations faces criticism regarding its effectiveness in maintaining global peace and security amid ongoing international conflicts.
