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Miao Miao and others face challenges as Hidden Homeless Kids in China's Sun Villages.
Between 2,000 and 4,000 children were born from wartime rape during the Bosnian War, facing stigma and discrimination as they seek recognition and support.
In 2016, Utah became the first state to declare pornography a public health crisis, claiming it harms brain function and contributes to emotional illnesses.
Tuam reveals an unimaginable story of 800 children buried in a hidden mass grave in Ireland.
Sandrine, Nadia, Valérie, and Nicolas share their experiences of childhood abuse by family members, highlighting the long-term effects of incest and their paths to resilience.
Masturbation, often stigmatized, is explored through interviews with over sixty experts, revealing its complexities as both self-love and self-abuse.
Alcohol use is the third leading cause of preventable death for women aged 35 to 55 in the United States, reflecting a growing public health crisis.
A staggering 43% of Australian adults lack the basic literacy skills to navigate everyday life, as eight individuals confront their struggles with reading and writing.
A 15-year-old girl was forced into the sex trade to service US soldiers during the Korean War, enduring a lifetime of shame and trauma.
Societal stigma surrounding childless women, rooted in patriarchal norms, fosters shame and silence, yet many find empowerment in shared experiences and community.
Emily's father was sentenced to 14 years in prison for sexually abusing her, and she now seeks to confront him through a restorative justice program.
Danny Cipriani reveals that Caroline Flack tried to contact him just hours before her death, stating that embarrassment and shame ultimately led to her suicide.
At 15, Jasvinder Sanghera was taken out of school and promised to a man she had only seen in photographs, prompting her to flee her home.
In Bali, mentally ill individuals are often left untreated and restrained in inhumane conditions, prompting urgent concerns about their care and dignity.
Kenny and Kerry navigate the complexities of their marriage over ten years, exploring themes of identity, shame, and love through various life experiences.
In 1842, Patience Kershaw describes the physical toll of working in a coal mine, detailing cuts on her hands and a bald patch on her head.
Fear, guilt, and shame are identified as the biggest STIs on the planet, with tantra offering tools to overcome these barriers to authentic relationships.
